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130: Architect Developer in Emerging Markets with Herman Morgan
This week, I am speaking with Herman Morgan who is the founder of M_A/D.
Herman began his architectural studies at Southbank(!) in London, completing at Metropolitan University in 2006. He's worked for some great practices like Adjaye Associates, Arup, HOK, Grimshaw. He's done work on the 2012 Olympic Legacy venue and masterplanning for the London Euston | HS2.
He co-founded the design studio M_A/D following a lot of research and his own expertise on tropical architecture and design, which led to a series of collaborations and commissions in the Caribbean and also in the U.K., particularly in Trinidad and Tobago.
The way that the business model has evolved is really interesting. He is now involved in a number of development-led projects over in the Caribbean. In this interview, Herman discusses those projects, how they came into being, how he's utilized intimate expertise and local knowledge of the areas and how he's beginning to develop and evolve his practice.
THIS WEEK'S RESOURCES
Discovery Call with Rion https://www.businessofarchitecture.co.uk/discoverycall
Know more about Herman Morgan and M_A/D https://www.m-ad.co/
Herman's LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomasrasche/
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This week, I am speaking with Herman Morgan who is the founder of M_A/D.
Herman began his architectural studies at Southbank(!) in London, completing at Metropolitan University in 2006. He's worked for some great practices like Adjaye Associates, Arup, HOK, Grimshaw. He's done work on the 2012 Olympic Legacy venue and masterplanning for the London Euston | HS2.
He co-founded the design studio M_A/D following a lot of research and his own expertise on tropical architecture and design, which led to a series of collaborations and commissions in the Caribbean and also in the U.K., particularly in Trinidad and Tobago.
The way that the business model has evolved is really interesting. He is now involved in a number of development-led projects over in the Caribbean. In this interview, Herman discusses those projects, how they came into being, how he's utilized intimate expertise and local knowledge of the areas and how he's beginning to develop and evolve his practice.
THIS WEEK'S RESOURCES
Discovery Call with Rion https://www.businessofarchitecture.co.uk/discoverycall
Know more about Herman Morgan and M_A/D https://www.m-ad.co/
Herman's LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomasrasche/