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Public Practice: Translating architectural skills into public sector impact

By 2024-12-18T12:26:00

Leonora Aigbokhae

Source: Public Practice

Leonora Aigbokhae explains how her transition from private practice to the public sector has expanded her role and impact as an architect

For the last few years working as an architect, I was looking for a new direction and redefinition of architectural practice. Alongside managing a major regeneration project through a complex construction phase, I was working as a tutor at Sheffield University School of Architecture. Inevitably, listening to and understanding the motivations of my students for pursuing architecture became a catalyst for revisiting my own.

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