Diversity as a disruptor in construction

TF.A Partner, Emma Williamson led a great conversation between Danna Walker and Andy Fergus , who are both passionate about increasing diversity in the architecture and construction sector and finding leverage in roles outside of traditional practice.

The interview touches on many of the topics that we regularly discuss in our studio – building inclusive environments, making impact, the transferability of an architect’s skills – and provides food for thought for those working in the in and outside the profession.

Read the article here .

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