Yes, I am THAT architecture student
I love Instagram, there I said it. I manage four accounts, three of which are themed/based around architecture. I genuinely believe architecture students should be using Instagram as a way to brand/market themselves, but that’s a post for another time. Back in early 2015 I wrote a post “are you on the Instagram?” which explained
I’m starting a new little series here on the blog, Instagram for Architecture Students. I thought of this while I was putting together the “11 Instagrammers Architecture Students Should Follow” post, and I thought before I publish that article I should begin this series with a simple question, why Instagram? Why should you, an architecture
Continuing from Part 1 from our week in Auroville, this was our first full day in Auroville, and a full day it was. The previous evening over dinner a few of us talked about waking up early to go for a bike ride around Auroville, as a way to explore a bit and to maybe
I thought I’d write a quick update post, just to explain a bit of what’s been happening and what is hoping to happen. My last post was back in early March, but was a bit of a weak post. I then published a hugely popular post (written by someone else) in mid-late-February, and a week
At least one subject a year, sometimes two, in architecture school involves structure and/or construction. In early years it’s simply learning the basics, and later on you learn how to detail construction or design structure. I also come from a TAFE background, and working with builders, so I have a tiny bit more exposure to this side
It’s been 42 days since I wrote the sentence “Or maybe I need to take a few more steps back and think ‘Should I do something else?’” on a blog post explaining my situation at the time. If you haven’t read it, a brief summary is I lost all motivation for architecture, and not just
I want to use this post to explain a couple things, and for me personally as a way to get some thoughts out. I have touched on briefly about this in scattered tweets and Instagram posts but I don’t think I’ve properly addressed here on the blog. As many of you may know, I am
As is tradition on the blog I thought I’d share the best nines of 2016, including the best nine blog posts that were written this year. These are based on the number of views, and it gives me a form of indication of what you like reading and seeing. It’s been an interesting year to
Do you ever have them subjects where you expect the worst? You don’t only expect a fail, but a hard fail at that. If you read this blog regularly you’d know of my struggles this semester with studio, if you aren’t aware just randomly click on a few recent posts and you’d bound to come
