In this episode of Mile Long Trace we dive into the importance and value of internships in the design profession. We speak from a practitioner and student perspective to highlight how to pay it forward.
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Mile Long Trace speaks with Becca Dobosh about designing with building health in mind and her experience taking the WELL Building Exam.
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Mile Long Trace speaks with Becca Dobosh about how she has woven the principles of biophilia into hospitality design.
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Mile Long Trace speaks with Rachel Codd to explore the concept of designing for public spaces and place based design. We discuss a diversity of project sectors to talk about the importance of post occupancy evaluation, and how we can inform the design of public spaces using place based strategies.
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Ever wonder how you can level up your design career? In this episode, Mile Long Trace speaks with Nita Posada about how to elevate oneself professionally between 5pm and 9am.
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The architecture and design field is a service-based industry. A designer must somehow bring in a profit and how we do that is through the design services we provide. In this episode we explore:
What a service-based industry means?
Why have good customer service?
How to apply a client centric approach to your projects?
In this episode we will look at the transition of starting a new design position:
Discuss how you know it is time to transition
Interview tips
How to approach your new position physically and emotionally
In this episode the microphone turned as Michael Riscica with Young Architect interviewed Elizabeth on how her career emerged, what she loves about the profession, offers tips to keep you from burnout and how you can take your practice to the next level.
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We take the conversation to a personal level to look at the practice of design and parenting. This episode is for you if you have kids or are thinking about having kids or your curious about the term work life balance. We will look at how parenting impacts the design process.
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