041: Architecture Tutor’s Best Advice for Succeeding in Architecture School | Chris Morley
My University Coordinator shares his best secrets for being successful in architecture school and explains what you need to do to avoid being left behind.
My University Coordinator shares his best secrets for being successful in architecture school and explains what you need to do to avoid being left behind.
Network = net worth as an architecture student. The more I think about it – it’s not WHAT you know, but WHO you know when it comes to success as an architecture student.
The key to success as an architecture student is networking.
Networking is everything as an architecture student. It’s not what you know – but WHO you know.
In this episode, architecture student Christopher Johnson talks through his experiences with local networking events, his participation mentoring students, his involvement with the Canadian Architecture Student Association and various other groups and boards.
Need some tips for doing well in architecture school? I asked 18 students what they think is their BEST TIPS for studying architecture.
Towards the end of the episode I also share what I think is the most important thing to do as an architecture student – my number 1 tip for studying architecture.
I was waiting for my studio render to finish and decided to share why I chose to study architecture, and how it became something I wanted to go “all in” on.
If you’re thinking about studying architecture or want to get to know a bit more about me, this video is for you.
The world of architecture is huge. Architects need to know how buildings go together, how to deal with clients, the industry, technology, business and how to design. Your formal education covers how to design. So, what about everything else?
Today’s guest is an award-winning Principle Architect at Lighthouse Architecture and Science, and author of “101 Things I Didn’t Learn in Architecture School (And Wish I Had Known Before My First Job), Sarah Lebner.
Create 3D models of terrain, contours and topography using accurate data from Google Earth using Sketchup and Rhino. THE MOST UNDERRATED SITE MODELLING TOOL EVER.
In this Sketchup and Rhino tutorial, you’ll learn how to model a 3D site in less than 60 seconds.
It involves geo-locating a site from Google Earth in Sketchup, and then transferring that model to Rhinoceros 3D to create a NURBS surface 3D model of the chosen site.
This is something I’ve only just discovered after spending 2 hours+ modelling a site from referencing a contour map – and thought – surely there’s a better way to do this.
Sure enough, Sketchup and Rhino have a solution.
I hope you find this helpful!
What’s life like as a final year architecture student? Is it really THAT hard? How can you prepare?
I interview Hendrik Boshoff to find out.
Your first week of university can be intimidating (to say the least).
Today, Jeannie talks through some of the things she did to prepare for it, and what you can expect during your first few days in university.
Imagine taking a photo of a building and instantly getting access to all the information about it. From what materials it uses, who the design team was, year of completion and so forth. With Chaim Lieder’s app idea for architects and students, you’d be able to do just that.
On today’s podcast episode, I talk with Chaim about how you can enter and win architecture competitions, how to avoid late nights and manage your time better, Chaim’s app idea and how to manage and balance a side hobby or hustle while in architecture school.