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Q+A: Software for a job

 My question is which do you require to take classes for software and if yes which one would be the primary software in which u need to excel for a good job or internship? i am good with autocad and basics of revit and photoshop. Do suggest . professionally which is the most used and…

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Q+A: Who Do You Look Up To and Why?

 Who do you look up to and why? How have these people helped you through your architectural studies / career and helped to form your perspective today? Kieran wants to know who I look up to, and how have these people helped me throughout my studies. I’ve had a range of influences, but I think…

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And That’s the End of that Chapter

 Just a quick blog post today, as I just wanted to share with you that I had just submitted my final assignment a few hours ago, ever*. Of course I still need to put the * in there as I don’t find my out results until early-July, and as you may know I’ve failed subjects…

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A Whole Other World

 This semester has been a bit of a weird one for me, for two main reasons and a third-ish not-so-main. So first reason, I haven’t had a studio to do or stress about, and chatting with friends who are doing studio, I’m not going to lie I miss it a little bit. Second reason, I’ve…

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Q+A: Most Valuable Lesson

 What do you think if the most valuable lesson you’ve learnt that you wish you knew earlier? The first question of the Q+A comes from Steph, where she wants to know what the most valuable lesson I’ve learnt, that I wish I knew earlier. For me looking back on my architectural education I learnt you…

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I Need Your Help – Q&A

 One of the reasons I haven’t uploaded much this year, despite my desire to write more this year, well I haven’t had many new stories to share with in regards to architecture school. This blog has largely been about writing about my own experiences, typically as they happen, but when you’re only doing two planning…

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My New Job

 Last week I sat on a panel to talk about my experience with an old subject at uni, Architecture Practice. I sat in between two practicing architects, and there was another practicing architect (who was also my Studio C tutor), and they spoke about their journey to becoming a registered architect. When Peter Raisbeck asked…

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Architecture School as a “Mature” Age

 Architecture school takes a long time, and if you go through in it’s entirety it will take up five years of your life. That can easily extend out if you take some semesters part-time or fail a couple subjects. A common concern when fellow students email me saying that they have failed is that they…

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