Episode 05: The Value of Talent and Time with Gregory Phillips
If These Walls Could Talk: The Business of Interiors PodcastShow Notes
In episode 05 Rachel speaks with Gregory Phillips from Gregory Phillips Architecture. Gregory is an architect here in the UK and he predominantly designs very contemporary modern, super0prime and high-end residential buildings in London and the South East. Gregory has been an architect running his own practice since the very early 90s. He has many, many yeat and decades of rich experience that he brings and the changes that he’s seen along the way and some of the pivotal moments that have taken his studio to the high profile studio that it is today.
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