Yes, I am THAT architecture student
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’ve mentioned in passing about the time spent in Auroville for last semester’s design studio, but I haven’t really sat down and wrote about the whole experience. I thought I’d do a little blog series about that week in April, which my feelings have shifted slightly since immediately returning. I won’t give you a history
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
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
During my studies I have became acquainted with fellow architecture students across all year levels, especially when I was Deakin’s SONA representative (because, well, that was kind of my role). I started my journey as a 22-year old doing the Advanced Diploma of Building Design (Architectural) with no real formal knowledge of architecture or design.
If you follow me on the Instagram you may be aware that yesterday was my presentation for final review. And if you follow this blog, or my ‘gram, or my Twitter, you would know I haven’t been shy in sharing my struggles with this semester’s studio. It has been a challenge from the first second studio
I came about a post on Linkedin, Should Architecture Students Use Revit? and thought I’d offer my perspective on the topic. I’ve been using Revit since the end of first at TAFE, 6 years ago, and have used it in both a professional and educational setting. I also took some tutorials for some students to
Right now I am in the midst of removing ‘stuff’ from my life, whether it’s clothes, old letters from the bank and overused pens. All this has to do with my decision to pursue a more minimalist lifestyle, which I thought I kinda did but was dead wrong. Right now I’m trying to do decide
I’ve never been much of a model maker, it could be that the very first model I did went horribly wrong and wanted to avoid that again. During a group assignment I nominated myself NOT to help with the model making and have even turned up to reviews with no models (despite it being a
