I am also dyslexic (as are a lot of architects) and I hoped architecture would complement my strengths in science, art and problem solving and wouldn’t penalise me for my poor spelling and slow reading. It hasn’t always worked out as I envisage as a young boy, but I’ve got no regrets and most days I feel it’s a privilege to be an architect. CHISWICK HOUSE, Nash Baker Architects. Photo - ©Penny Wincer |
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