In this episode of the Architects Like Me podcast, Jonathan Rivers, a fifth-year architecture student, shares his journey and creative process in architecture. He discusses challenges faced transitioning from high school to college, the importance of iteration in design, and how competition drives him to succeed. Jonathan reflects on his leadership and mentorship roles in his student chapter, emphasizing community engagement and goal-setting. The conversation explores the realities of planning in competitive environments, the value of studio culture, and the need for creativity both within and beyond the workplace. The discussion emphasizes the balance between practicality and creativity, encouraging listeners to find joy in their work and explore their passions.
You can find Jonathan Rivers on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-rivers-051bab23a/
I hope y'all enjoyed listening to the conversation!
Best,
Biancha
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