On 8 July 2016 I gave a presentation to the RIBA Local Members Forum at the RIBA in London entitled 'Social Media: What should We be Doing?'. The slides (with some omissions for confidentiality) are …
Who should be talking to Specifiers?
It was easy in the old days. People all had their predetermined roles, and with communications working the way they did, we could stick to them. Marketing put together literature, sales took it to the …
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Using the Internet to Source Construction Product Information
I’ve spent much of the last four years consulting on ‘the dark side’ – working for product manufacturers. What an eye opener it has been! After training in architecture I spent 15 years running …
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Social Media Campaigns against Development Projects – What you Can Do
An article in the Architects Journal this week flagged up a growing concern amongst architects about grass roots campaigns using social media to successfully turn around development plans – most …
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Using Social Media to get a Job in Architecture
Last week I had the pleasure of being invited to speak to members of the Oxford Architecture Society at Oxford Brookes School of Architecture about how to use Social Media to get a Job in …
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Renault Building Listed – A lesson in making connections
I was delighted to hear that the Renault Distribution Centre (now known as Spectrum) in Swindon, designed by Foster + Partners and completed in 1983, three years before I began my architectural …
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