This conversation focuses on how Hamid made his start into property development and how he is has built Orosi into a company that seeks to make a positive impact and contribution on the urban landscape.

Hamid Samavi founded Orosi in 2011, as an architectural company, shortly after arriving in Australia in 2010.

He soon however found his passion lay in the sustainable development of real estate.

Today Orosi develops property in some of Sydney’s most prized suburbs in the eastern suburbs and lower north shore.

Through an acute realisation that he can control the outcome of a project by managing all aspects of the development process Orosi has become a true vertically integrated development company. Orosi handles the Architecture, construction, development delivery as well as marketing and sales.

This is all done to ensure that Orosi’s primary focus, sustainable property development, remains front and centre.

This conversation focuses on how Hamid made his start into property development and how he is has built Orosi into a company that seeks to make a positive impact and contribution on the urban landscape.

Hamid Samavi founded Orosi in 2011, as an architectural company, shortly after arriving in Australia in 2010.

He soon however found his passion lay in the sustainable development of real estate.

Today Orosi develops property in some of Sydney’s most prized suburbs in the eastern suburbs and lower north shore.

Through an acute realisation that he can control the outcome of a project by managing all aspects of the development process Orosi has become a true vertically integrated development company. Orosi handles the Architecture, construction, development delivery as well as marketing and sales.

This is all done to ensure that Orosi’s primary focus, sustainable property development, remains front and centre.

Adam Haddow, director of SJB Architects, is a highly respected architect and urban designer. Over the past 20 years and together with his co-directors John Pradel, Nick Hatzi and Jonathan Knapp have created a business that not only operates at the top of the Sydney Architecture scene but is also an extraordinary place to work.

This conversation focuses on Adam’s stories and experiences from growing up in Ararat, a rural country town in Victoria, moving to Sydney and being offered a partnership position to now running one of Sydney’s most celebrated Architectural practices.

Adam provides unique insight into key concepts like generosity and diversity and what it means to seriously implement them into the everyday workings of a business. He also discusses his personal perspectives on concepts like the role of a business leader, trust, loyalty, business partners and business ownership.

Adam Haddow, director of SJB Architects, is a highly respected architect and urban designer. Over the past 20 years and together with his co-directors John Pradel, Nick Hatzi and Jonathan Knapp have created a business that not only operates at the top of the Sydney Architecture scene but is also an extraordinary place to work.

This conversation focuses on Adam’s stories and experiences from growing up in Ararat, a rural country town in Victoria, moving to Sydney and being offered a partnership position to now running one of Sydney’s most celebrated Architectural practices.

Adam provides unique insight into key concepts like generosity and diversity and what it means to seriously implement them into the everyday workings of a business. He also discusses his personal perspectives on concepts like the role of a business leader, trust, loyalty, business partners and business ownership.

Adam Haddow, director of SJB Architects, is a highly respected architect and urban designer. Over the past 20 years and together with his co-directors John Pradel, Nick Hatzi and Jonathan Knapp have created a business that not only operates at the top of the Sydney Architecture scene but is also an extraordinary place to work.

This conversation focuses on Adam’s stories and experiences from growing up in Ararat, a rural country town in Victoria, moving to Sydney and being offered a partnership position to now running one of Sydney’s most celebrated Architectural practices.

Adam provides unique insight into key concepts like generosity and diversity and what it means to seriously implement them into the everyday workings of a business. He also discusses his personal perspectives on concepts like the role of a business leader, trust, loyalty, business partners and business ownership.

Andrei Dolnikov is the founder and CEO of Binyan Studios, an internationally recognised and sought after Architectural visualisation company.

Andrei started Binyan in 2007 and has since grown it into a practice of 85 people with offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, London, New York and Los Angeles.

In this episode Andrei shares his thoughts and experiences on how he built and guided a one-man Sydney startup to a practice that produces some of the most stunning imagery and films in the international property development arena.

Links:

https://www.binyanstudios.com/work/

Andrei Dolnikov is the founder and CEO of Binyan Studios, an internationally recognised and sought after Architectural visualisation company.

Andrei started Binyan in 2007 and has since grown it into a practice of 85 people with offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, London, New York and Los Angeles.

In this episode Andrei shares his thoughts and experiences on how he built and guided a one-man Sydney startup to a practice that produces some of the most stunning imagery and films in the international property development arena.

Links:

https://www.binyanstudios.com/work/

Andrei Dolnikov is the founder and CEO of Binyan Studios, an internationally recognised and sought after Architectural visualisation company.

Andrei started Binyan in 2007 and has since grown it into a practice of 85 people with offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, London, New York and Los Angeles.

In this episode Andrei shares his thoughts and experiences on how he built and guided a one-man Sydney startup to a practice that produces some of the most stunning imagery and films in the international property development arena.

Links:

https://www.binyanstudios.com/work/

Have you ever wondered how the most successful businesses in the Australian property industry started out?

In this podcast, Harry Karadimas, interviews industry business leaders to find out how they made their start and turned their businesses into the enterprises they are today.

This trailer is a short intro episode putting context behind the podcast content, the guests you can expect to hear from and introducing your host Harry Karadimas.