Architecture in the Federal Sphere with Richard Stump
In this episode of AEC Perspectives RS&H Vice President, Richard Stump, joins for an insightful conversation about working in the federal sphere.
As the episode begins, Rich shares his perspective on design charettes, something he has mastered throughout his career. He also dives into architecture within the federal market and how it contrasts with working with clients within the public sector
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