In this episode, host Nurbanu, introduces Samuel Chan, a thoughtful and articulate 17-year-old student with a bold vision to become an architect.Blending his love for math, physics, and art, Samuel shares how a wrist injury shifted his focus from sports to creative exploration—and how that transition deepened his passion for architecture and artistic expression. He opens up about the therapeutic power of art, the need for greater creative literacy in schools, and the impact of blending science with imagination in shaping the built world.Samuel also reflects on friendship, legacy, and the inspiration behind a recent art piece exploring anatomy and mortality. As he compares the student housing experience in the UK and US, his maturity, curiosity, and insight shine through, offering a refreshing perspective on youth, purpose, and potential.This episode is a heartening reminder that big ideas often begin early—and that art, science, and self-reflection are powerful tools for shaping the future.00:00 Introduction to Season Three00:51 Meet Samuel Chan: A Budding Architect01:49 The Intersection of Art and Architecture04:08 The Importance of Art in Education06:17 Friendship and Diverse Interests09:25 Samuel's Artistic Journey11:43 Future Aspirations and Reflections12:50 Conclusion and Future Conversations