Architects Of Justice Architects Of Justice 2018 Review | Page 4

LOOKING BACK AT 2018
Mike Rassmann
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018 has been a great year. We have been lucky to have
three very big projects in the office, including the interiors on
each, which has always been our goal - to work on projects all
the way from the ground up through to the interior fit-out. It's
been a landmark year in that sense.
For 2019 we have one big project on the cards, as well as
moving our office to Parkwood in January which will be a big
change as we have been in Edenglen for eight years.
The one thing I have realised this year is that any project - and
anything in life for that matter - can be planned to a point, but
at some point, things will change. Managing those changes is
the key to success.
Alessio Lacovig
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his year was challenging! It was definitely a year of growth
and I think it's been our best year in terms of stability. The
challenges came both technically and in terms of business
decisions, implementing systems to deal with staff, software
and just the overall workload. We put in lots and lots of hours!
Yet in retrospect there were many positives.
In 2019 we want to continue growing the company and
certainly not do less work than we did this year, and we are
positive that this will happen. I heard a saying recently; 'Hope is
not a strategy.' You need to make things happen, so I think that's
the push for next year and we have already started that.
Time will tell!
Kuba Granicki
F
or the business, 2018 was a prosperous year ,but we had to
alter our mindset and our direction of work.
2018 had a lot of challenges in the way in which we had to
restructure certain things in the company. The packets of work
we are looking for are harder and harder to find, however. 2018,
in summary, was better than all the other years, but harder in
some ways than all the previous years.
In 2019 our aim is to secure ourselves in the developer
footprint going forward. There's an opportunity to play
alongside some of the biggest players in the country, and I
definitely think AOJ has a shot, and deserves to be there.