In this episode of ‘Fear Less, Do More’, host Gill Hunter sits down with Helen Taylor, architect and director at Scott Brownrigg, for an engaging and fascinating conversation about her inspirational journey in architecture and the evolution of the profession, particularly as a female architect. Helen reflects on the profound impact of the Grenfell inquiry and underscores the significance of balancing both form and function in order to create meaningful spaces within the built environment.

Highlights include:

How male-dominated the architecture profession was when Helen first began her career in the 1990s, and how it lacked diversity, particularly at senior levels.

The struggles Helen faced finding female role models and the adversity her mentors endured.

The evolving role of architects and how a shift to digital tools increased focus on compliance and collaboration.

The specific projects Helen has been involved in during her career and the impact they had on communities.

Helen’s advice to young people considering a career in architecture.

Find Helen Taylor here on LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/helen-taylor-4bb3a811/?originalSubdomain=uk

Visit the website for Scott Brownrigg

https://www.scottbrownrigg.com/

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