Designers don’t pursue a career in architecture only for the money. Instead, they remain engaged through three main motivators: achieving small wins, leading projects, and taking part in meaningful work. Each motivator requires effective management, benefits organizations, and applies to any industry.
Framing, an invaluable tool in my experience as an architectural designer, is essential to both effective design and leadership.
Designing a building is like solving a complex puzzle comprised of client needs, budgetary constraints, building codes, zoning ordinances, and aesthetic preferences to realize a physical, build-able structure. It requires the…
