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[@meekarchitects6020]

Thank you so much for this content. It's informative for me as a novice graduate architect. Keep up the great work.

[@allweseeisglue]

! 🔗 an important crossover & great listen thankyou

[@Archimarathon]

Thank you

[@Jterlato]

Great episode. I had Kevin for a few design crits back about 10 years ago. Shocked to learn of the death of the studio at Australian universities, but sadly I've confirmed this with some of my colleagues in our office who graduated more recently.

[@frednewman2162]

When he lost video and switched to the new angle, my focal point switched from the fire to, my life's career of fire protection! Tell Kevin he needs to have someone correct the issue with those two sprinkler heads being to close to each other over his left shoulder! There was probably a wall there at one time and when they removed it, they never corrected the sprinkler layout!

[@Archimarathon]

Apparently there is a line sprinklers that’s obsolete. It’s an old building

[@frednewman2162]

@@Archimarathon Understand! Don't want to be one of those commenters that wants to lecture or dictate what should be or not be, you may not even own the building! Just so someone knows, there are FP codes that dictate what can and can't be done! Just don't want someone blindsided by an inspector telling them something! Cool concept you have going! Kind of like a 'think tank' idea for architects!

[@frednewman2162]

That analogy of the student getting the 'A' is my conception of them only learning 'inside the box', which presents problems down the road! We all realize that life itself is not always based on being within the box, and these students now struggle in life or at work, because their training or education was all based on that premise, and now they can't see or think, out side of the box! Basically have no common sense or critical thinking to see things in a different light or from a different point of view!

[@Archimarathon]

Yes it’s problematic

[@secondstudiopod]

Well said!