Interview

In our latest interview, Architect and Illustrator Tanatswa Borerwe shares how hand-drawing, storytelling, and lived experience shape her work. From Zimbabwe to North London, from sketchbooks to estate regeneration, Tanatswa’s journey reminds us that visual storytelling is beautiful and powerful. It invites conversation, builds trust, and makes design more human.

It’s feature number five and we are joined by Architectural Designer, Educator and Co-Founder, Zafir Ameen. In this feature we discuss...

It’s feature number four and we are joined by multidisciplinary designer and poet, Sam Elbahja. In this feature we discuss the unique blend of architecture and poetry that Sam explores, her journey at Cambridge University, her exciting projects she is working on and more!

It’s feature number three and we are joined by Architect, business owner and jewellery designer, Malaika Carr Johnson. In this feature we...

Our second feature for ‘Be Inspired’ is a multidisciplinary designer Tola Oluolape. Tola is most known for her interior design studio,...

POC in Architecture is rolling out a new ‘Be Inspired’ blog series which will happen every quarter, to keep our community inspired and in...

Hamza Shaikh is an architectural designer, artist and illustrator, with an entrepreneurial hunger within the realm of creative...

This month I had the pleasure of interviewing two inspiring black women, Ife Somefun and Mayo Akin-Oteniya, who are the co-founders of a...

Michael Ford is a black American Architect who has named himself "Hip Hop Architect". Ford uses the art of hip hop music and architecture...

Malaika Carr is a fully qualified black female architect, with a passion for hand crafted jewellery. Malaika's designs on her online...

This week I had the opportunity to interview one of my old Secondary School teachers, Stuart Lawrence. Stuart Lawrence is the younger...