Globalization enabled a great number of Design Offices around the world to develop projects in every corner of the planet. Nowadays, thousands of architects are asked to design, coordinate and handle teams from very different contexts and cultures.
Preparing yourself to work in projects outside the country where you practice is really important. Learning about the local culture, its history, political context and other peculiarities can help you integrate better and make you a more prepared person in the moment you set foot out there.
You’ll be meeting many sorts of people, with different responsibilities and backgrounds so you should know a bit of what you might find.
Showing that you know some basic facts about where you are will make you engage better with people, create bonds and generate team confidence.
Check out our first Podcast about providing design services abroad! Working in…Egypt gives you great insight through the experience of Claus Spix.
