217: Jane Walton, Architecture Firms As Works Of Art

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How can architecture firms become works of art?In this podcast episode, Farmington, Michigan-based Architect, and Educator Kenneth Crutcher and Morrisville, Vermont-based Architect and Developer, Jay Caroli join us backstage to reflect on a conversation that we had on Context & Clarity LIVE, Jane Walton - Architecture Firms As Works Of Art. Jane Walton is an organization design consultant and author of “Work Is Art".In the original conversation, Jane about taking inspiration from the world of art to organize and operate your firm.If you enjoy this show, you can find similar content at Gābl Media.

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