A Penny for your Thoughts
A chat show with my peers from New Zealand and across the world, talking about who they are and what they do, why they do it and any lessons learned. These conversations can sometimes be a little confronting, as we deal with loss in a number of the chats. It is important that we have these conversations, particularly as men to show that it is good to talk.
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A Penny for your Thoughts
A Penny for your Thoughts on Sustainability with Patrick Bellew
Patrick Bellew
RDI FREng FCIBSE FEI HonFRIBA
Founder and Chairman of international design consultancy Atelier Ten
Patrick studied at Bath, graduating in 1981 from an integrated design course that blended MEP Engineering, Environmental Design and Architecture. At 30 and after working at Buro Happold for a period he set up Atelier Ten, a design consultancy that has grown to more than 350 staff in 11 offices and has become synonymous with high performance integrated building design and sustainability. In the past 23 years he has also been teaching in the Architecture School at Yale, where he is a Visiting Professor, leading seminar classes and Advanced Design Studios, influencing and inspiring a new generation of young Architects. He recently received the 2023 Falzul Khan Lifetime Achievement Award from the CTBUH in Singapore.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-bellew-3b38b8b/
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