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Nov 23, 2020 1 hr

Guest Interview | Philip Hastings

from Architectural Education | Off the Record Hosted by Vincent Hui

As a recipient of numerous architecture distinctions for nearly twenty years and a key player in literally building Ryerson University's Department of Architectural Science, Gow Hastings Architects is a well-known architecture firm among the student population. How did the firm come about? How did it become so successful? We were fortunate to have Gow Hastings co-founder, Philip Hastings, join us as we delve into his past and gain insights on how he succeeded in the industry. We also learn his perspective on "good times", working abroad, dating classmates, and other tips for architecture students. Gow Hastings Architects http://gowhastings.com/ Paul H. Cocker Architecture Gallery (ArchDaily) https://www.archdaily.com/487338/paul-h-cocker-architecture-gallery-gow-hastings-architects Ryerson University Student ServiceHub (Archello) https://archello.com/project/ryerson-university-student-servicehub Odeyto Indigenous Centre: Honorable Mention (The Architecture Master Prize) https://architectureprize.com/winners/winner.php?id=852&mode=hm&compID=12789 Niagara College (Interior Design) https://www.interiordesign.net/projects/18558-gow-hastings-architects-creates-contemporary-student-hub-for-niagara-college-in-canada/

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