In this episode of the Business of Architecture Podcast, we focus on the themes that were emerging from my book Entering Architectural Practice. We discuss:
- the growing gap between education and practice, and what universities can be doing to bridge that gap better.
- the roles and responsibilities of how practice can be bridging that gap back to university
- making architecture education more valuable and more integrated into what you do as a professional.
- the working conditions that young architects face and some of the root causes of that.
- the fees of architects and why that has an impact on the working conditions as well.
- and we ask the question, "Are there too many architects?" If that's the case, "What types of things could and should we do about it?" And "Is that a good thing or a bad thing?"

The podcast attempts to paint a multi-perspective argument around these issues facing the industry at the moment.