Architects Like Me with Shaina L.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Architects Like Me, Shaina Lofton, a graduate architecture student at Georgia Tech. Shaina shares her journey into architecture, her internship experiences, and the importance of balancing work and school. She discusses time management strategies, building confidence, and the significance of community and mentorship. Shaina also highlights her involvement in organizations and community service, her exploration of design beyond architecture, and her decision to pursue real estate alongside her architectural career. The conversation emphasizes the importance of passion, confidence, and support in navigating the challenges of architecture school and the profession.You can find Shaina Lofton on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/shaina-lofton-b94a3a212 I hope y'all enjoyed listening to the conversation!Best, Biancha

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