ok so my whole hard drive is dead so that means i got a new one… without photoshop.. which means i can’t update
(and i lost all my work) /crying
so when i get photoshop back i will update!
Sorry for not updating and getting back to all your messages. I don’t have internet access in my new home yet and my brother put a huge magnet next to my Mac so its not starting up. So when I get these two things settled I’ll be back!
Sorry for the wait guys.
Because I don’t feel like working on my form z for the half hour i have before studio…
Getting a new project:
“Brainstorming” (aka procrastinating):
Brilliant idea hits:
Realize you only have a week until your review:
Someone touches the model you have been working on for 48 hours straight:
In class after an all-nigher:
Your professor looking at your work:
Finally reaching your bed again:
(via archistudent)
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well boyfriend or girlfriend, but you get the point.
pasuneaventure replied to your post: any tips for high school students wanting to study…
those two books are pretty dry and scary . i suggest experiencing architecture by rasmussen. we had to read it the summer before our freshman year and it was a huge help and very interesting.
i was trying to remember the name of that book so thank you for your reply!
that’s an awesome book! i have two copies for some reason.. ?
Anonymous asked: Hi I was just thinking, what should I expect in architecture school? I'm gonna start on June and I honestly don't know what I'm up against. (O_o)
obviously expect a lot of work given to you. for studio you can be given 4 study models, some diagrams, and sketches due at once. other times you will be given elevations, plans, and more diagrams. then you’ll have 1/4” scale models, etc. it’s seems like a lot of work and trust me it is, but it’s all worth it at the end. it’s exciting to see your project develop and become something much greater.
tip: write down everything your professor says in a notebook or something. they say really great things at times and you can learn a lot from their advice.
Anonymous asked: any tips for high school students wanting to study architecture?
take ap course such as math, science, and english to get them out of the way in college. also take some art classes and open your mind to design. read some architecture books such as Architecture: Form, Space, & Order, Building Construction Illustrated, etc. to get you familiar with what architecture is and means.
ictebres asked: thanks a lot for the reply! But can you be more specific? Are professors and teaching are good? And what do you think is the most important thing in a university while choosing one for studying for a 3-4 years.
for school in germany right? well i can’t really tell you if the professors are any good or not since i don’t go to school there. what i would tell you or anyone is to go to school that speaks english of course or you’ll have a hard time. also living in the city would be great in germany. you could go travel and see all the amazing architecture in germany and visit many art museums and shows! chose a school that speaks english, well known, great program, and great location. you’ll have to do a bit a research but here’s a list of school in germany to get you started
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_architecture_schools_in_Germany
here’s a list:
Maryland Institute College of Art
University of Maryland - College Park
the bolded ones seem to be the best known, there’s probably more.
if you go to school in maryland please comment and tell us about your school!
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took a break from the computer so i will go through my messages now :)
sorry for the wait guys
Number of hours students study - The Washington Post
Architecture for the win…or loss.
Thanks for the link Justin
wahey! look at us coming in first!
hey guys, sorry i’ve not been answering your questions. i have a lot of messages to get back to and i will some time this week hopefully.
i’ve been busy looking for a place to live and now i’m moving next week so i’ll be very busy in the process of moving!
also, i’ve been working 12 hour days, so tired.
hope you understand :)
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