216: Systems, Processes and Solo Architect Success with Simon Hallion

Om avsnittet

Today is a UK edition of the Business of Architecture podcast. On this episode, co-host Rion Willard interviews Simon Hallion, the owner of Shared Architecture based in London.

Discover Simon Hallion's top 3 pieces of advice for future (and current) firm leaders.

You'll also discover:

Simon's strategy for winning against larger, better-funded firms
How to build a team as a sole practitioner (so things still get done while you're on holiday)
The 1 investment he recommends firm owners make (it isn't software or employees)
Why you should NOT accept every person who wants to work with you

Om avsnittet

Fler avsnitt

How High-Performing Architecture Firms Improve Profitability and Cash Flow | 704

How an Architecture Firm Evolves: Pricing, Confidence, and Leadership | 703

Turning Construction Administration Into Firm Intelligence with Tim Douglas | 702

Rethinking Fees, Mindset, and Financial Agency in Architecture | 701

Eric Lam on Feng Shui, Environmental Psychology, and Designing for Human Energy | 700

Building a Purpose-Driven Architecture Practice Through Business Clarity and Community Impact | 699

From One Cabin to a Global Idea: Craft, Intuition, and Building with Purpose | 698

Building High-Performing, Resilient, Proactive Teams in Architecture Firms | 697

Chosen Risk vs Imposed Risk in Architecture Firms | 696

Proactive Prospecting and Pipeline Building to Support Premium Fees | 695