Season 2 Episode 9: Architecture: Am I in it for the Long Run? ft. Antonia Blege, Architect and Nominee for the RIBA Silver Presidents Medal

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Season 2 Episode 9: Architecture: Am I in it for the Long Run? ft. Antonia Blege, Architect and Nominee for the RIBA Silver Presidents Medal

1:100 Architecture Podcast

58 minutes 39 seconds

4 years ago

Season 2 Episode 9: Architecture: Am I in it for the Long Run? ft. Antonia Blege, Architect and Nominee for the RIBA Silver Presidents Medal

Will I ever be an architect? Is 7 years of Architecture all cap? Are you ready for a reality check?

This episode explores Antonia's personal journey all the way from college to accredited Architect! Get ready for the realness of the grind to part 3, all the struggles and all the triumphs, and see if you have what it takes to make it!

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Antonia Blege (pronounced bleh-geh) is an Architect practicing in London. She is interested in creating architecture that is people-centred with a strong emphasis on sustainability. Antonia graduated from Central Saint Martins, Canterbury School of Architecture and The Bartlett, respectively. She was nominated for the RIBA Silver President’s Medal Student Awards in 2017 for her work during her Masters in Architecture and also recognised as one of the RIBA's Next Generation of Black Architects in 2018. Antonia is passionate about mentoring and actively mentors architecture students from diverse backgrounds who may have limited knowledge or access to the profession, as a way of paying it forward to the next generation.