In this episode we talk about the relationship of architecture and interiors as a practice, we size up the ARE and the NCIDQ, we discuss pursuing a masters in architecture and provide insightful tips to help you elevate your practice.

Guest Summary

Michael Riscica is founder, creator, brainchild and show host of Young Architect. 

• Graduated from the New York School of Technology  with a Bachelor of Architecture
• Registered Architect with his NCARB Certificate 
• Volunteered for Architects in schools with Architecture Foundation of Oregon
• 2014 he founded Young Architect - Helping Young Architects navigate the early years of their careers and being more successful in school, work and the Architecture Registration Exam
• Written publications on how to pass the Architectural Registration Exam
• Created an ARE bootcamp to help architectural designers pass the ARE exams

“There are a lot of hats an interior designer can wear. In some way they are the same as an architect and some ways they are different. I think understanding what hats you're great at wearing and how you fit in is important.” - Michael

“If you don't have good bones, if the proportions of the space aren't right, you're just putting lipstick on a pig.” – Elizabeth

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