Episode 01: What do therapy and building projects have in common? More than you’d know!
In this first episode they introduce the many different roles they take on a project, marriage counsellors, financial consultants, therapists - as well as architects and builders. Building your home can be one of the most stressful (and rewarding) things that you can do, so it’s not surprising that it might feel like you need a little therapy to get through it. They would like to invite you into a comfortable chair and offer their services. They dig into the detail of how to design and build spaces so if you’re about to start your own build, you’re interested in buildings or are a budding designer then this podcast will show how they do it, and the importance of trust in your relationship with your architect and builder.
This first podcast will discuss how a project runs and how it can be equated to a therapy session.
Stage 1: Conversation - Build relationship with client. Build a relationship based on honesty & openness.
Stage 2: The Assessment - Look at brief in detail and build on this with the client. Assess the integrity of the building.
Stage 3: The Exercises - New and different things to try as spatial solutions to the building. Client feedback and changes to design. They work to understand the needs of the client and uses of the space.
Stage 4: The Homework - For the clients. Reviewing designs and thinking about new ways of looking at their space and behaviour in it. They give clients the skills and eye to interpret designs using tools such as sketches, 3D and VR.
Upcoming in next podcasts - Each one will be set up like a therapy session, taking an issue that comes up on a building project and Lizzie and Joe will use their expertise to assess this issue and give options for solutions and moving forwards. Also they will give an insight of what they are doing in the business and demystify the process of how a project runs behind the scenes.
If you are thinking of starting a project, please do not hesitate to contact us in the studio: hello@fraherandfindlay.com