Ackroyd Lowrie's guest appearances

Ackroyd Lowrie

The Nicole Bremner Podcast

Coaches On The Couch

Architecture Social

Emily Foster

Adam Scott

Matthew Jackson

Nicole Bremner

Ben Lerner

Richard Blanco

Jane Morris

David Murray

Evelyn Lee

Daniel Priestley

Rob Lee

Andy Shaw

Kirsten Lees

Andy Matthews

Marsha Powell

OwlTail

Rachel and Louise chat with Oliver Lowrie and Jon Ackroyd of Ackroyd Lowrie about the power of teams and how to harness it; their use of external consultants; and why they think thought-leadership is an important part of their role. https://ackroydlowrie.com Coaches On The Couch is co-hosted by Louise Rodgers and Rachel Birchmore who are exec and leadership coaches. They design and deliver bespoke leadership development programmes and coaching for architects, engineers and other consultancies across the built environment. For more information, please visit www.StepUpLondon.com

Rachel and Louise chat with Oliver Lowrie and Jon Ackroyd of Ackroyd Lowrie about the power of teams and how to harness it; their use of external consultants; and why they think thought-leadership is an important part of their role. <a href="https://ackroydlowrie.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ackroydlowrie.com</a> Coaches On The Couch is co-hosted by Louise Rodgers and Rachel Birchmore who are exec and leadership coaches. They design and deliver bespoke leadership development programmes and coaching for architects, engineers and other consultancies across the built environment. For more information, please visit <a href="http://www.stepuplondon.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.StepUpLondon.com</a>

Jon Ackroyd, Ackroyd Lowrie “As soon as you start to build a team, you realise the power of the team.” 

Oliver Lowrie

We often learn about practices when we see their projects in Architecture Magazines, or when we are looking for a new job we often judge a company by what we can see on their website. Well, I think it'd be much more interesting to learn about what it's like to work at an Architecture Practice from the horse's mouth! Either the founders who set it up or people who actually work on the frontline as part of the team. So to kick off this idea, I can think of no one better than the charismatic and ambitious Oliver Lowrie, the founder of the emergent award-winning practice called Ackroyd Lowrie. Join me live on Wednesday at 1 pm to discuss with Oliver what it's like to work at Ackroyd Lowrie, understand the principles behind why the practice was created and cultural values that are important in the office. On top of that, we may have a look at some cool projects as well as learn what type of designer excels at Ackroyd Lowrie, how to stand out in their interview process and take questions from the audience.

We often learn about practices when we see their projects in Architecture Magazines, or when we are looking for a new job we often judge a company by what we can see on their website. Well, I think it'd be much more interesting to learn about what it's like to work at an Architecture Practice from the horse's mouth! Either the founders who set it up or people who actually work on the frontline as part of the team. So to kick off this idea, I can think of no one better than the charismatic and ambitious Oliver Lowrie, the founder of the emergent award-winning practice called Ackroyd Lowrie. Join me live on Wednesday at 1 pm to discuss with Oliver what it's like to work at Ackroyd Lowrie, understand the principles behind why the practice was created and cultural values that are important in the office. On top of that, we may have a look at some cool projects as well as learn what type of designer excels at Ackroyd Lowrie, how to stand out in their interview process and take questions from the audience.

Careers at Ackroyd Lowrie Architects, ft. Oliver Lowrie

EP22: How do you solve the problem of old-fashioned, limited 2D design briefing in building projects? 'Most people do not know how to read plans, or really visualise the project from a simple document. If we can show our clients a complete 3D look of how the space will feel and work, it solves a huge amount of problems down the line.' Oli is an architect and co-founder of Ackroyd Lowrie. At AL the focus is on using VR to design and collaborate with their clients. Previous to this, Oli spent 10 years working at Architype where he was responsible for developing a modular, timber-framed construction system that was used by several London Boroughs to deliver new Primary Schools and Nurseries. Most recently Oli has spent three years as Project Architect for the prestigious £24m New Junior School for Highgate School in North London. Oli passionately believes in working closely with clients, makers and builders to deliver projects in a collaborative manner. This approach, along with the revolution in 3D printing will change the building industry fundamentally, and Oli is keen that Ackroyd Lowrie are at the forefront of this shift. He has worked on several community self-build projects using this methodology, most notably to build a Biogas plant that provides renewable energy to a remote village from farming waste. Oli is also an artist. His work has been exhibited at the Royal Academy as part of the Urban Utopias exhibition and has been published in Blueprint and FX Magazine. In this podcast: - Designing the new urban - Using VR in a briefing - Interior design packaging Ackroyd Lowrie is based in Hackney, London.Support the show

EP22: How do you solve the problem of old-fashioned, limited 2D design briefing in building projects? 'Most people do not know how to read plans, or really visualise the project from a simple document. If we can show our clients a complete 3D look of how the space will feel and work, it solves a huge amount of problems down the line.' Oli is an architect and co-founder of <a href="http://www.ackroydlowrie.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ackroyd Lowrie</a>. At AL the focus is on using VR to design and collaborate with their clients. Previous to this, Oli spent 10 years working at Architype where he was responsible for developing a modular, timber-framed construction system that was used by several London Boroughs to deliver new Primary Schools and Nurseries.  Most recently Oli has spent three years as Project Architect for the prestigious £24m New Junior School for Highgate School in North London. Oli passionately believes in working closely with clients, makers and builders to deliver projects in a collaborative manner. This approach, along with the revolution in 3D printing will change the building industry fundamentally, and Oli is keen that Ackroyd Lowrie are at the forefront of this shift.  He has worked on several community self-build projects using this methodology, most notably to build a Biogas plant that provides renewable energy to a remote village from farming waste. Oli is also an artist. His work has been exhibited at the Royal Academy as part of the Urban Utopias exhibition and has been published in Blueprint and FX Magazine.  In this podcast:  - Designing the new urban  - Using VR in a briefing  - Interior design packaging Ackroyd Lowrie is based in Hackney, London.<a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/NicoleBremner" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Oli Lowrie of Ackroyd Lowrie Architects are at the forefront of technology #22