In this episode of the Build Hatch Podcast, we had the opportunity to hear from Steph Richardson from InBetween 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 and the opportunities she had for learning.
• The correlation between music and, the creative process of architects.
• Steph says, ‘Music is the space between the notes – that’s where the drama comes in.’ This is where their idea for the name ‘InBetween Architecture’ came from.
• The Engawa Japanese veranda.
• Steph walks us through step-by-step the re-design of a family home.
• She says, ‘They key is to get individual elements to talk to each other and, reinforcing that.’
• Working with clients and, Steph’s process for figuring out what they actually want.
• When designing a home it is important to consider the different stages of life and, creating a space to support that.
• The moment Steph realised that architects and builders are the same – the love the challenge and want to bring the picture in their head to life.
• The Future for InBetween Architecture

 

Sit back and enjoy this helpful interview with Steph Richardson from InBetween Architecture

 

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