In this episode of the Build Hatch Podcast, we had the opportunity to hear from Dean Dyson from Dean Dyson Architects In this episode we talk about: Dean is from England and spent his childhood growing up near Manchester. After graduating school, Dean was interested in structural expressionism and really wanted to work for Grimshaw Architects. Landing a job in the Grimshaw Melbourne office cemented his passion for architecture. So, Dean moved back to England to complete his studies before returning to Australia. Working for Grimshaw Architects and collaborating with others was a really enjoya ..read more

In this episode of the Build Hatch Podcast, we had the opportunity to hear from Gary Windiate from Windiate Architects. In this episode we talk about: Growing up in England and moving to Australia when he was 25 years old. Gary always wanted to become an Architect but was unable to pass his first exams. He believes you should put all your effort into something you absolutely love and although it took him a little longer, he finally graduated. His first Architectural job brought him to Australia and the connections he made during this time. After in 1998 he come over to Australia permanently a ..read more

In this episode of the Build Hatch Podcast, we had the opportunity to hear from the Director of Emily Armstrong Architects.   In this episode we talk about: Growing up in Melbourne and realising, in year 12, she wanted to pursue architecture. Being good at maths and science and having a creative streak, led Emily to the profession. Her experience of studying architecture at University – expectations vs reality. Being interested in food, Emily has started to develop a product line of breakfast cereals. Falling in love with the business side of architecture and the organic growth that led ..read more

In this episode of the Build Hatch Podcast, we had the opportunity to hear from Steph Richardson from In-Between Architecture In this episode, we talk about: Steph finished school and went to study music and the arts – this was her first exposure to Architecture. She instantly fell in love with the history and cultural influence that came along with architecture. Steph enrolled as a ‘mature age student’ at age 21 at the Melbourne University’s Architecture program and ‘strapped in for 6 years of study’. Her advice for those on the long study path of architecture. Working in medium sized firms ..read more

In this episode of the Build Hatch Podcast, we had the opportunity to hear from Brett Winter from Geelong Port - The APP Group. In this episode we talk about: Growing up in Melbourne, which is his home base. How Brett found himself immersed in the world of logistics and shipping, . Making an offer to build a new port in Geelong, a 40minuite drive from Melbourne city. Brett dreamt big with the Port proposal asking them what was on their wish list – then, he made them an offer they couldn’t refuse. As the CEO of such a large business, Brett then had to weigh up weather to manage the project int ..read more

In this episode of the Build Hatch Podcast, we had the opportunity to speak with Mark Alves from MAP Architects. In this episode we talk about: Growing up in Sydney, Mark’s childhood dream was to become an architect, without any external factors. Studying at UTS and his experience whilst at university. The dropout rate of budding architects and, learning to manage the workload. After finishing Uni, Mark took an overseas holiday and then arrived home and looked for work. His first residential Architectural role, where he stayed for 10 years and, the type of jobs he enjoyed. The strong relation ..read more

** Trigger warning ** This episode contains conversations about suicide, if you would like to speak to someone from TIACS you can get in contact on 0488 846 988 or visit their website at www.tiacs.org/   In this episode of the Build Hatch Podcast, we had the opportunity to hear from Ed Ross from Trade Mutt. In this episode we talk about: Ed is based in Queensland and grew up in the centre of the State. Whilst at boarding school Ed was unable to sit still and moved to the Northern Territory after graduating to work on a 4 million hector cattle station. After moving back to Brisbane, Ed en ..read more

In this episode of the Build Hatch Podcast, we had the opportunity to hear from Sam Barlow from Barlow Building.   In this episode we talk about: Sam has been living on the Gold Coast of Queensland since he was two and loves everything it has to offer. The construction climate of the Gold Coast and how much the demand has risen in recent years. Sam left school at grade 10 to start his Landscape Construction apprenticeship. The transition from Landscape construction to residential construction and the reasons for the transition. Sam says, with age and learning comes awareness and his appr ..read more

In this episode of the Build Hatch Podcast, we had the opportunity to hear from Bryce Ireland from Ireland Tiling.   In this episode we talk about: Growing up in up in Emerald VIC before moving to Melbourne after getting married. Bryce wasn’t a pen and paper guy so, he finished his high school studies as soon as he could before getting a job. The beginnings of Bryce’s work-life as he trialled cabinetry, welding, call centre, sales and much more. The fundamentals of business and the experience Bryce gained moving job to job. Variety of work and environments attracted Bryce to the tiling i ..read more

In this episode of the Build Hatch Podcast, we had the opportunity to hear from Josh and Jesse from JMS Built.   In this episode we talk about: Jesse always had an interest in construction as he grew up watching his father renovate their family home. Josh, on the other hand was the opposite and has his heart set on motorbike racing. During his carpentry apprenticeship Josh focused on high end renovations whereas Jesse was working on more master-built projects. The beginnings of JMS Built and how Josh and Jesse started their partnership, only one year after finishing their apprenticeships ..read more