Is your workflow in studio doing you good? Are you having trouble being stuck at a point for your project? Do you feel like you don’t know where your project is taking you? No worries – I gotchu! Below are tips that can help you improve your work flow in studio, especially when you’re feeling […]
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You may be at that point in studio when your projects are solely focused on computer graphics used for presentations. You will be doing a hybrid of producing work on the computer and transitioning to hand modelling. It’s no doubt that both will take up a lot of your time, especially when you want to
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Portfolios, an important design compilation of your work through architecture school. There is no specific order or style you have to do a portfolio, as it does depend on one’s personality when composing it. A good time to start a design portfolio is when you at least have four semesters of studio (equivalent to 2
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Architecture is not generalized; rather it branches into various specialized domains. For instances, when you inquire about someone’s engineering studies, it diverges into Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Chemical and other disciplines. Similarly, in the medical realm, different surgeons types emerge, such as Neurosurgeons, Vascular Surgeons, and Orthopedic Surgeons. This analogous concept extends to the breakdown of
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Whether you venture to a neighboring state, province, or even a foreign country – the act of immersing yourself in diverse architectural environments can significantly enrich your understanding. Interning within your chosen destination adds an extra layer or depth within your architecture experience and education. Though, how about when you do decide to embark in
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The first year of architecture school is a crucial foundation for student designers with not just the practice of studio. ThereProfessors will go through topics to educate students from lessons that happened in the pas 1. ARCHITECTURE STUDIO What to expect: Studio is the main bulk of the school’s
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You are at the point when you may either be close to graduating or you may have taken a break from school and you want to get back to getting a higher degree. This is a gray area for you, and you come to wonder ”Is grad school even worth spending my own/
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Architecture critiques can be nerve wrecking no matter what year you’re in. The feeling can be worse especially if you’re not a public speaker yourself. Though, this should not prevent you from not liking architecture. Presentation come quite often, you will present not only for your studio but for almost for every class
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You’re here, and probably curious about what the architecture profession is about before you try to make your major an official decision. Maybe you are the type who think more visually, and communicate that way – or you may be the type to constantly think creative ly. If you are curious of what
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You’re in your first year or just first learning about architectural terms – Below are common terms that will come up within the architectural practice. This will also be helpful in the future, when you decide that you want pursue architecture, or you are a client yourself and you want to learn how
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