Architects Like Me
Welcome to "Architects Like Me,” a podcast series where I, Biancha Claritt, an architect-in-training based in Atlanta, GA, share the inspiring stories of emerging and seasoned professionals in the AEC (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction) industry. With a Bachelor of Architecture and a BS in Construction Management from Kennesaw State University, I've had the privilege of collaborating with visionary individuals who redefine what it means to be a professional. Join me as I interview these remarkable architects and construction professionals, documenting their journeys, challenges, and successes. Together, we'll explore their innovative approaches, leadership qualities, and the impact they continue to make in our industry. Tune in to be inspired by their experiences and gain valuable insights into the future of architecture and construction.
Episodes
In this episode of Architects Like Me, Zo Price shares his journey as an architectural designer and creative director. He discusses his background in the arts, the transition from school to professional life, and the balance between creativity and professionalism in architecture. Zo emphasizes the importance of networking, exploring creative spaces, and the transferable skills gained through architectural education....
In this episode of the Architects Like Me podcast, Kambria Williams, who is a project manager and advocate for women in construction. Kambria shares her journey from childhood inspirations in construction to overcoming challenges in a male-dominated industry. She emphasizes the importance of mentorship, community involvement, and the design-build approach in construction. Kambria encourages young people to pursue th...
Hello Everyone,
It is Biancha here for a quick solo intro to Season 2 of Architects Like Me to tell you a little bit about what you can expect in this upcoming season!
Very excited for these episodes, this season we will be focusing on the first few years working in the profession and I will try my best to look at this from all angles.
I do want to say that for everyone that I have had on the podcast and everyone that I ...
In this episode of Architects Like Me, I have the pleasure with engaging with first and second-year architecture students to discuss their experiences in architecture school. The conversation covers the challenges of balancing sleep, community building, and the importance of mentorship. The students share their insights on how extracurricular activities contribute to personal growth and the transition from academic life ...
In this episode of the Architects Like Me podcast, Joanna Munei shares her journey from high school in Kenya to becoming an architect with a focus on global health. She discusses the challenges of navigating architecture school as an international student, the importance of trusting the process, and how cultural identity shapes her work. Joanna reflects on the need for fluidity in architectural theory, the significance o...
In this episode of the Architects Like Me podcast, Jonathan Rivers, a fifth-year architecture student, shares his journey and creative process in architecture. He discusses challenges faced transitioning from high school to college, the importance of iteration in design, and how competition drives him to succeed. Jonathan reflects on his leadership and mentorship roles in his student chapter, emphasizing community engage...
In this episode of the Architects Like Me podcast, Ashlee Martinez shares her journey in architecture, emphasizing the importance of storytelling in design. She discusses her background, her passion for construction management, and how her cultural roots influence her work. Ashlee reflects on her experiences in architecture school, the creative processes she employed, and the significance of understanding the homeowner&a...
In this episode of the Architects Like Me podcast, Akrem Ahmed shares his unique journey into architecture as a first-generation graduate. He discusses the importance of passion, mentorship, and storytelling in architectural education, as well as the challenges he faced navigating architectural school without prior experience. Akrem emphasizes the significance of creativity and community involvement in his projects and e...
In this episode of the Architects Like Me Podcast, we speak with Joy Cherichel a fifth-year architecture student. Joy shares her journey into architecture, discussing her early interests in art and how they evolved into a passion for design. She reflects on her experiences in architecture school, including the challenges of adapting to a new environment and the importance of building a supportive community. Joy emphasize...
In this episode of the Architects Like Me podcast, Toyin Olurebi, a recent architecture graduate. We discuss Toyin's journey into architecture, her experiences in school, the importance of community, and the challenges of balancing health and well-being with academic demands. Toyin shares valuable insights on goal setting, the significance of documenting one's journey, and the necessity of maintaining passion a...
In this episode of the Architects Like Me podcast, Keilani Patton, a recent architecture graduate. They discuss Keilani's journey into architecture, her experiences at architecture school during COVID-19, the transition from hand drawing to digital design, and the importance of time management and teamwork in architecture. Keilani shares insights on critique culture, the value of internships, and how to handle respo...
In this episode of Architects Like Me, Falak Alam shares her journey through architecture school, discussing her early interests, the importance of internships, and the challenges of navigating support systems. She reflects on her study abroad experiences, the impact of her thesis on understanding architecture's role in communities, and the ongoing need for connection and support post-graduation. Falak emphasizes th...
In this episode of Architects Like Me, Shaina Lofton, a graduate architecture student at Georgia Tech. Shaina shares her journey into architecture, her internship experiences, and the importance of balancing work and school. She discusses time management strategies, building confidence, and the significance of community and mentorship. Shaina also highlights her involvement in organizations and community service, her exp...
In this episode of Architects Like Me, Yevguenni Marseille, a recent architecture graduate. They discuss Yev's journey into architecture, the challenges of balancing life and school, the importance of building confidence, and the transition from school to the workforce. Yev shares pivotal moments from his academic experience, the value of taking a gap year, and the significance of mental health and work-life balance...
In this episode of the Architects Like Me podcast we speak with Lolade Akinyemi, a fourth-year architecture student. We discuss Lolade's journey into architecture, her experiences in different educational environments, and the cultural differences she has encountered. The conversation highlights the importance of community, collaboration, and feedback in the architectural process and the challenges and learning oppo...
Hello Everyone!
It is Biancha here for a solo quick intro to tell you all a bit about me and my background and tell everyone why I decided to start the Architects Like Me Podcast!
Super excited for everyone to listen to the conversations that I can pull together for both my gain and for someone out there who needs to hear that they are going great!
I do want to say that for everyone that I h...
In this conversation, Sean Spencer, a fifth-year architecture student, shares his journey into architecture, emphasizing the importance of encouragement, self-improvement, and the role of experiences in shaping his design philosophy. He discusses the significance of iteration in design, the impact of competition, and the necessity of understanding failure as a stepping stone to success. Sean also highlights the importanc...
In this conversation, Nelson Agalaba, a fifth-year architecture student and artist, discusses his journey in architecture, the influence of art on his design process, and the importance of cultural context in architecture. Nelson shares his experiences integrating different artistic styles into his architectural work, the significance of understanding local cultures, and his aspirations for the future. The conversat...
In this conversation, Mayowa Odunjo, a fifth-year architecture student, shares her journey into architecture, discussing her experiences, challenges, and aspirations. She reflects on the competitive nature of architecture school, the importance of community, and how her strengths and weaknesses have evolved. Mayowa emphasizes the significance of travel and cultural experiences in shaping her design perspective and encour...
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