At Fawley Bryant Architecture, we challenge our interns receive the opportunity to contribute to real projects. For eight weeks during the summer, they support different project teams in an effort to give them a well-rounded glimpse into the dynamic field of architecture. It’s not just busy work and hunting down files; interns receive firsthand experience working within our industry software, sitting in on client meetings, and participating in internal design critiques.
This past summer, Lily joined us as an administrative intern. Having just graduated high school, she is now in her first year of college, studying Architecture. She was eager to spend time, understanding the daily operations. As an administrative intern, Lily supported the entire FBA time, helping to keep things running smoothly from day to day. She especially shined when it came to copy-writing, and the support of Marketing efforts.
Max joined us for his third consecutive year as an intern. Max also began as an administrative intern his first year with FBA, but returned as an architectural intern for the two following summers. During his time at FBA, he provided support for projects from their initial stages through to the completion of construction. These past few years have been a great opportunity for Max to evolve alongside the team and take away knowledge he wouldn’t have otherwise received.
“From day one, I was pleasantly surprised by the overwhelming positivity and helpfulness of everyone at Fawley Bryant. It means so much when you’re first starting out as an Intern. I quickly realized the depth of patience and willingness to help among my colleagues. Easily building relationships with my coworkers has been instrumental in creating a supportive and uplifting environment. They not only foster collaboration but also break down formalities, making the office more conducive to genuine connection and collaboration. This creates a sense of playfulness despite the professional environment, allowing employees to unwind, connect, and engage more authentically with their work.” – Lily
“Every day I learn new things and become more impressed with all of the work and time everyone puts into these projects in order to create the best possible product. Rather than simply giving me an answer, often times they ask me to produce my own answer by helping me think through different scenarios that lead me to the answer.” – Max
