Interview: What Motivated Your Career Change
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Interview: What Motivated Your Career Change
Journalist: You left architecture after twelve years. What motivated your career change?
Helena: What motivated my career change was the desire to work closer to communities rather than distant investors. It was a housing project in the coastal town that showed me how design decisions affect daily life for families who never attend glossy presentations.
Journalist: Was there a single moment of doubt?
Helena: It was not doubt alone that pushed me out. It was gradual recognition that my sketches served budgets more than people. The thing that troubled me most was repeating solutions I no longer believed in.
Journalist: How did colleagues react?
Helena: All my closest colleagues wanted reassurance that I was not judging their choices. What I needed from them was honest conversation, not silence. It was Marco who said he had felt similar restlessness for years.
