Sessions devoted to fostering conversations around constructive change
in the practice and culture of architecture.
a question of practice is…
a free space where the conversation is shaped by the minds in the room,
talking (crap) about the problems and opportunities in architectural practice.
with a goal to foster constructive change in the practice and culture of architecture.
starting with a question as the seed for the conversation
Asking questions helps us organise our thinking and understanding of what we don’t know. A question well asked will stimulate examination, consideration and critical thinking. Good questions provoke more questions, distilling thinking, driving and informing change. Positive change is the objective in all this. Of course, questioning might also end up re-affirming a current position or state. Such confirmation isn’t possible, however, without starting the process of questioning.
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A Question of Practice, the revamped version of Talking Crap met for the first time this year with a discussion around clients and the origins of practice.
In practice it’s easier to continue without questioning. Questions create friction. Yet friction is essential to gaining better traction.
The challenges of architectural practice we talked about in our second session of Talking Crap…
With further insights and analysis.
Sitting at home during a pandemic felt disconnecting and immobilising. So I thought I’d try something for a change.
I pay my respects and acknowledge all Traditional Custodians of Country and on whose land I live and work. I recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. I pay my respects to their Elders past and present. Always was, always will be.
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If you’re struggling with your architectural practice,
thinking about changes within your practice,
or wanting to take your practice to the next level.
This workshop is for you.