No motivation, unsure, and stuck in place. These are common challenges we face as architecture students.
In this episode, you’ll find out what I do to gain motivation in architecture school to get “unstuck”.
Want to know how to get experience working on real projects as an architecture student (and get paid lots for it)?
EveryUrban is a new start up for designers, young to experienced that allows just that.
Thinking of studying architecture to become an architect? You might be wondering whether you need to be good at science (physics or chemistry).
I want to clarify whether you need to be good at physics or chemistry to be an architect or study architecture.
Why SHOULD YOU NOT study architecture? Here’s 15 reasons NOT TO study architecture. These are the worst things about architectural studies.
This architect loves coffee. Who would have guessed it?
Today I’m joined by US architect Gary Sadler. Gary is a successful architect and business owner of the architectural practice Upland Architects in Massachusetts.
In this episode we hear of Gary’s experiences from architecture student to owning his own firm of 15 staff members.
Is architecture hard? Well, it’s not easy. But how hard is studying architecture? How difficult is it to become an architect? Let’s find out.
The things you’ll never hear an architecture student say, such as “I can’t wait to go back to Uni”, “Those jurors were so nice!” and “I’ve got way too much time on my hands.”
A 15-storey hotel built in 6 days? How about a hospital for 1000 people built in 10?
Let’s react to extremely fast construction time-lapses that will blow your mind.
The most expensive buildings in the world cost a pretty penny. How much? Not millions, but billions.
We’re going to count down the top 10 most expensive buildings in the world.
STOP PROCRASTINATING. My fellow architecture students, procrastination is something we all battle. We all try to avoid procrastinating, but it always finds a way to come back and haunt us.
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had a big project to do, a job I knew I needed done or an essay I needed to write, stressed out of my mind and pushed for time. But, if you were to open my bedroom door, you’ll find me checking my phone, opening up Instagram or binging an episode or 5 on Netflix.
You can probably relate.
In this video, we’re going to put an end to procrastination in architecture school. We’re going to discover why we procrastinate and what we can do to avoid procrastinating altogether so that you can get more important work done and spend less time stressing about your work.
