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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. He also delves into the concepts of primary plans versus fallback plans, highlighting the significance of intentionality in pursuing one's career goals.

You can find Zo Price, on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/alanzo-price

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Biancha

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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 their passions and highlights the limitless opportunities available in the construction field.

You can find Kambria Williams, on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/kambriawilliams

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Biancha

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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 will have on the podcast, I look up to them in one way or another and I can't wait to see where your journey will take you!

Best,
Biancha