VOICES AND VISIONS
THE CONCEPT CULTURE
MEDIA HUB
Explore the heart of Concept Culture through a curated collection of media featuring our creative director, Tanisha Raffiuddin, and our talented team.
From immersive walking tours that uncover the hidden layers of placemaking, to thought-provoking podcasts and insightful interviews at industry events, our content showcases our passion for shaping spaces and stories.
Each piece offers a window into our collaborative process and the creativity that defines Concept Culture. Whether we’re discussing innovative approaches to placemaking or connecting with communities on the ground, our media reflects our commitment to engaging with the built environment in meaningful and transformative ways.
LDN Collective: Collectively Speaking Podcast
In the fourth episode of Collectively Speaking, the podcast by the LDN Collective, our founder, Tanisha Raffiuddin, joined host Max Farrell, founder of the LDN Collective, for an engaging conversation about the vision and work of Concept Culture, a specialist branding and communications agency for the built environment.
As a proud member of the LDN Collective, Tanisha brings over 15 years of experience at the intersection of architecture, sustainability, and communications. Her expertise bridges technical knowledge and creative storytelling, enabling Concept Culture to collaborate with leading placemaking and sustainability consultancies, architectural practices, and not-for-profit organisations. Together, we craft impactful narratives that elevate brands and drive meaningful connections within the built environment.
Business of Architecture Podcast
Falling out of love with architecture (& back again) - Episode 080
Our founder, Tanisha Raffiuddin, joined the Business of Architecture to discuss her fascinating career path from architecture student, to looking for work during the recession, to becoming a communications consultant, then re-entering traditional world of architecture as an architectural designer, to now being the creative director of Concept Culture - a creative agency that helps built environment organisations strategically grow their brand and business.
Tanisha also discussed her decade of combined experience in architectural practice at AJ100 firms, as a contributor at The Architects’ Journal, and a communications consultant at the Passivhaus Trust and the Sustainable Development Foundation.
Business of Architecture Podcast
The Importance of Creating a Brand
Episode 190
Our founder, Tanisha Raffiuddin, joined the Business of Architecture for a second time to discuss what a brand is in an architectural practice? What are the benefits of the brand? What does it solve? Why is it important?
The discussion also shifted towards brand strategy, vision framework, positioning statement, market strategy, and personas. Along with the origin story or purpose story and why it is so important for businesses.
The Built Environment Marketing Show
Marketing Models: Collectives with Tanisha Raffiuddin and Luke Neve
Episode 32
Our founder, Tanisha Raffiuddin, joined Luke Neve from Comms Crits on The Built Environment Marketing Show by Abbas Marketing. Alongside the podcast host, Ayo Abbas, they discussed their work as comms specialists who work as part of collectives, as part of the podcasts Marketing Models mini-series.
Any Lab Talks
Communicating Sustainability
Season 3: Episode 28
In this captivating episode, the host Nurgul Yardim in a thought-provoking conversation with Tanisha Raffiuddin, our Creative Director of Concept Culture. Together, they explore the fascinating intersection of communication, architecture and sustainability, shedding light on innovative ideas and approaches that have the power to reshape our world.
London Festival of Architecture Walking Tour
Walking the City - an 'archi-crawl'
Join our founder, and LDN Collective member, Tanisha Raffiuddin and five special guests as they share their favourite places between Farringdon station and Exmouth market. This nerdy and fun archi-crawl spanning one hour will feature stories and insights from influential voices in the industry, ranging from architects, engineers, journalists, artists and placemakers.
You’ll gain insight into what’s special about their chosen place and uncover common and uncommon placemaking themes. The final destination of the tour is the quintessential London place - a pub!