Ameé Allsop is a New York-based architect who is learning to embrace a new season in her life. The last time we met was while photographing her home for my book Still: The Slow Home. She shares her journey transitioning through the different seasons of her life as an architect, furniture designer, wife and mother. THIS EPISODE FOCUSES ON: * Growing up in a creative and resourceful household. * Moving to New York with her family at a young age. * Interning for an interior architect in Manhattan at the age of 13. * Studying architecture at the University of New South Wales, Australia. * The influence of Troppo architects on her design ethos. * The importance of respecting materials, proportion, space and light in design. * Working for architect Paul Johnson. * Working for architect Peter Stutchbury. * Learning to appreciate the design process. * Her first solo project and the lessons she learnt in. * Transitioning from architecture to furniture design and creating her first collection. * Becoming a mother and adapting her creative practice to suit this role.   For more visit nataliewalton.com/podcast/42