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Designing The Future: Architectural Visions and Innovations
Sep 12, 2024 · original
We were thrilled to participate in the ‘Designing The Future: Architectural Visions and Innovations’ at the London Festival of Architecture , in collaboration with Fagerhult . The event discussed the future of architecture around the world, and its merger with technology in a world of AI, will we all become Futurists or just be thinking about the future whilst the AI either leads or follows us. The jury remained out. PastedGraphic-7 PastedGraphic-8 PastedGraphic-5 PastedGraphic-6 The post Designing The Future: Architectural Visions and Innovations first appeared on Adrem Careers .
Energetic Vintage & Young Wisdom
Sep 11, 2024 · original
‘Energetic Vintage & Young Wisdom’ As part of the LFA we participated in this panel discussion with a really super group of young leaders from across the built environment, architecture, planning, engineering and environment in a pitched in 2 min Petcha Kucha. The next gen presented their thoughts on things that needed attention for a better world and to see how they could make changes where generations had failed, sustainability x 4 was the outright winner. But all things discussed from Climate change to sexism to sci fi and more, there were no holds barred in this charming discourse, all part of this years LFA series, held at BDP. The post Energetic Vintage & Young Wisdom first appeared on Adrem Careers .
Overseas Students Working In The UK
Sep 10, 2024 · original
After completing a degree in the UK, a foreign student can stay and work under the Graduate Visa route. Here are the key details: Graduate Visa (Post-Study Work Visa) Eligibility : The Graduate Visa is available to international students who have completed a degree (undergraduate, master’s, or PhD) at a recognized UK higher education provider with a track record of compliance. Duration : Bachelor’s or Master’s degree holders : Can stay and work in the UK for up to 2 years . PhD or other doctoral qualification holders : Can stay and work for up to 3 years . Work Flexibility : The Graduate Visa allows graduates to work in most jobs, look for work, be self-employed, or engage in voluntary work without requiring a job offer or sponsorship from an employer. Application Timing : Graduates must apply for the Graduate Visa before their Student Visa expires, and they must currently be in the UK w
Working in the UK as a Professional from overseas
Sep 10, 2024 · original
The rules surrounding working in the UK have changed since January 2021 particularly for members of the EU. In order to get a ‘ skilled worker visa ’ the foreign national must earn a minimum of £38,700 and score 70 points , on the UK’s points based skills assessment. There are three others pre requisites the worker has an offer from a Home Office licenced sponsor, the offer is at the required skill level RQF 3 or above (A level equivalent), that you have a grasp of English that is of a good enough standard. To work within the Design Occupations has a particular sequence Code for Interior Designers is 3421 with a score of 92 points Code for Architects 2451/01 with a score of 83 points Look up your points on the Cascot link As an agency in the UK, employment businesses must adhere to these specific legislations regarding the employment of individuals who do not have the right to work in th
UKREiiF Women in Architecture
Aug 15, 2024 · original
It was my great pleasure to Chair the Women in Architecture fringe function Buro Happold yesterday. I’d like to thank our great panelist’s Julie Bramsdon, Suzanne Ross, Hazel Whittaker, Marsha Ramroop, and Pepper Barney, for their thought provoking discussion and our host Anna Ifanti and of course the Women in Architecture UK steering panel at this year’s UKREiiF event. It was a really positive discussion with lots of great ideas and energy from the panellists in discussing the Here are my 5 golden nuggets from the discussion to take away and apply:- 1. Ask for a pay rise as few employers in a weak economy bring this to the table. 2. Be positive as progress ‘is’ being made and you can be part of that change by being proactive and involved. 3. Transparency & Communication is key- do ask what you need to do to progress, agree kip’s to track progress in agreed timeframes – not open ended. 4
Working Internationally
Aug 15, 2024 · original
The Middle East is such a fast-changing market place, we are working closely with clients across the Middle East and will update this page more shortly. Meanwhile here is an overview of current salary levels in the region Junior Architect SAR 100,000 – SAR 150,000 per annum Senior Architect SAR 200,000 – SAR 300,000 per annum Project Manager SAR 250,000 – SAR 400,000 per annum The post Working Internationally first appeared on Adrem Careers .
Future of the RIBA Part 3: Embracing Innovation and Flexibility
Aug 15, 2024 · original
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is also exploring new directions for its Part 3 examination, the final stage of qualification for architects in the UK. Traditionally, Part 3 focuses on professional practice and management, ensuring candidates are ready to take on the responsibilities of a registered architect. Several innovative ideas are being discussed for the future of RIBA Part 3: 1. Integrated Learning and Assessment: There is a growing interest in integrating Part 3 more closely with professional practice. This is beginning to happen in a limited number of architecture schools at Part 2 level already, so it seems natural to have this facility for Part 3 perhaps. This could involve modular assessments throughout a candidate’s practical experience, rather than a single, end-of-training examination. This continuous assessment model could better reflect the ongoing lea
Creating a Compelling Digital Portfolio:
Aug 15, 2024 · original
A Guide for Architects + Designers It is common for Architects and designers to think about their folios as their life’s work and rightly so because it is, however, this can also stop people from being able to edit this work, so that it remains punchy and impactful particularly for interviews. Your digital portfolio is more than just a showcase of your work—it’s your first impression, your narrative, and your chance to stand out. Just like any good book it should have a beginning, middle and an end. As an architect / designer, you need to communicate both your creativity and technical skills in a way that captivates and convinces your interviewer, that you have relevant skills. So here’s a guide to assembling a digital portfolio that leaves a lasting impact. 1. Understand Your Audience Before diving into the design and content, consider who will be viewing your portfolio. Are you applyin
Getting a UAE visa
Aug 5, 2024 · original
Navigating the UAE Employment Protocol for Architects Working as an architect in the UAE can be a rewarding opportunity, offering exposure to ambitious projects and innovative architectural practices. To ensure your CV is considered and you meet the immigration requirements, follow these steps: Understand the Work Visa Requirements To work in the UAE, you will need a work visa, which is typically sponsored by your employer. The key steps in the process include: – Job Offer : Secure a job offer from a UAE-based employer. This is essential as the employer will sponsor your work visa. – Labour Contract : Once you accept a job offer, your employer will issue a formal labour contract. – Entry Permit : Your employer will apply for an entry permit (e-visa) that allows you to enter the UAE and begin the work visa process, this lasts 30 days. – Medical Examination : Upon arrival, you must undergo
The Latest ARB Discussion on Architectural Education and the Future of RIBA Part 3
Jul 15, 2024 · original
Evolving Architectural Education: ARB’s Vision The Architects Registration Board (ARB) has recently initiated a significant discussion about the future of architectural education in the UK. Recognising the rapidly changing landscape of the profession, the ARB is considering a more flexible and inclusive approach to obtaining architectural qualifications. One of the key topics under discussion is the potential shift towards allowing individuals to pursue a generic first degree before specialising in architecture. This approach is like the educational path in law, where students can complete an undergraduate degree in a broad field before undertaking specialised legal training. The rationale behind this proposal is multifaceted: 1. Diverse Skill Sets: Allowing students to obtain a broad-based education before specialising in architecture could cultivate a diverse set of skills and perspect

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