The Easiest Strategy to Win Architectural Competition | How Rem Koolhaas won the CCTV Headquarter
The third video of Architect on Steroids, is going to show an easy and very effective strategy for your architectural projects. Using it, you will be able to win more projects by behind different from your competitor, yet answering your client's problems. We will see, as a case study, how Rem Koolhaas used this mindset in order to win the project for the CCTV Headquarter in Beijing. On this channel you are going to learn how to win more architectural projects using famous architects techniques If you want to see more of thiq type of content, pleae subscribe ....and if you want to reach out to me, you're welcome to do so, so let's talk : My personal linkedin page : https://www.linkedin.com/in/sulivan-a...

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