Step into The Lion's Den with hosts Tim and Andy as they join Roger on an insightful journey to discover the very essence of architecture. Recorded in front of a live audience at an IGNITE event, Senior Lecturer, Academic, and Architectural Mentor, Roger Tyrrell, shares his experiences as a respected academic, weaving a narrative that goes beyond the conventional realms of architecture. The conversation takes an intimate turn as Roger unveils the secrets behind understanding and experiencing architecture through the lens of building a den with his nephew, Anthony. Don't miss out on this though ..read more

In this special episode Tim and Andy talk to David Christie and Victoria Charlton about The Graduate Art Show. A competition set up to showcase emerging contemporary artists and help establish careers for talented new graduates. Listen in as both judges and artists alike urge others to pursue their creative dreams. Gain a deeper understanding of the judging process from David, Tim and Victoria and learn about their thoughts about breaking down barriers to art appreciation. Learn from David, Director of the Vanner Gallery, about approaching galleries, the critical importance of artistic access ..read more

What does Climate Change look like from the other side of the world? Tim and Andy talk to David Konwiser, a Costa Rican-based Architect, comparing stories about how climate change and the environment affect design and practice.  Exploring David's contemporary design of a rainforest getaway, Villa Punto De Vista, Tim and Andy learn about the ambitions of his design, the sustainable choices made and those we need to make in response to the clear and president danger of the climate emergency.  What changes do you think we need to make in lifestyle choices, design and practice to make a ..read more

In this special edition of the Architecture Made Simple, Tim and Andy offer a simple audio guide to “This Too Will Pass”. “This Too Will Pass”, Tim Scrace’s latest sculpture encourages passers-by to reflect on the past, present and future of the city.  Listen to this podcast as walk through and experience the sculpture. Commissioned by Salisbury BID, with funding from Arts Council England, the sculpture was created to mimic pilgrimage, the movement of people to and from the cathedral.  The passing of time and memory.  The process of reflection, mindfulness and vision represented ..read more

In this episode, Tim and Andy are joined by Dan Thompson, founder of the Empty Shop Network and author of Pop Up Business for Dummies as they discuss furloughed space.  Over the course of this past year, many people have had to get used to the idea of redundancy.  That is a job, idea, business or even a way of life that no longer exists.  Redundancy is tough and often leads you to question the reasons behind it as well as your own ability. Strangely our experience of furlough and this pandemic are not so different to being made redundant. Having suffered redundancy* first-hand ..read more

Have you ever thought about building your dream home or amazing space? What would yours look like?   This episode explores some of the complexities of realising a project and why it might be worth having a good team on board.  What makes your building represent you as an individual?  Andy and Tim look to sport for inspiration as they attempt to write an architectural playbook. You can find out more about how to get started with your project over on the website - https://scracearchitects.co.uk/getting-started ..read more

In this episode, Tim and Andy are joined by, Armin Ganguly (aka @RIBA_architect on Twitter). Armin is a German-British architect, practicing since 1994. He gained his Diploma in Architecture at the Koblenz University of Applied Sciences, Germany in 1992. Tim, Armin, and Andy discuss the ins and outs of being an architect and some of the parts that might be, 'frustrating'. Find out more about Tim and his architecture practice at scracearchitects.co.uk ..read more

In this special edition of the Architecture Made Simple, Tim and Andy offer a simple audio guide to “This Too Will Pass”. “This Too Will Pass”, Tim Scrace’s latest sculpture encourages passers-by to reflect on the past, present and future of the city.  Listen to this podcast as walk through and experience the sculpture. Commissioned by Salisbury BID, with funding from Arts Council England, the sculpture was created to mimic pilgrimage, the movement of people to and from the cathedral.  The passing of time and memory.  The process of reflection, mindfulness and vision represented ..read more

In this episode, Tim and Andy are joined by Dan Thompson, founder of the Empty Shop Network and author of Pop Up Business for Dummies as they discuss furloughed space.  Over the course of this past year, many people have had to get used to the idea of redundancy.  That is a job, idea, business or even a way of life that no longer exists.  Redundancy is tough and often leads you to question the reasons behind it as well as your own ability. Strangely our experience of furlough and this pandemic are not so different to being made redundant. Having suffered redundancy* first-hand ..read more

Have you ever thought about building your dream home or amazing space? What would yours look like?   This episode explores some of the complexities of realising a project and why it might be worth having a good team on board.  What makes your building represent you as an individual?  Andy and Tim look to sport for inspiration as they attempt to write an architectural playbook. You can find out more about how to get started with your project over on the website - https://scracearchitects.co.uk/getting-started ..read more