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Architecture means Autocad, Revit, maybe even 3DsMax. Why should we make time to learn Adobe programs? Aren’t some basic Photoshop skills enough?  If that’s genuinely how you see it, you’ll want to keep reading. Adobe programs are hiding in almost everything we produce. Diagrams, Renders, Presentations, Portfolios, Competition boards, and the list goes on. The […]

Before we start talking about all the reasons, solutions & science behind procrastination, we need to acknowledge that procrastination is almost universal among architecture students.  If you’ve ever found yourself staring at a blank canvas days after a project is assigned, waiting for the right idea to appear, trust us, you’re not alone.  There is

T-Ruler in one hand, sketchbook and pencils in another, most of us step into architecture school thinking “I will be the next starchitect of my time, how bad could it be? Surely, I’ll be able to handle it”. Surely, I’ll sketch skyscrapers by day and dream up masterpieces by night. But reality tells a very

Let’s be honest: studying architecture is nothing like practicing it in the real world, and many students realize that a little too late. Architecture internships give you a first-hand glimpse into the market, showing how different it is to design for a client compared to designing for a university project. They also expose you to

To create a good, efficient, and powerful design, especially during university years, you’ll find everyone emphasizing just one thing: the concept. Most architecture students don’t understand what exactly an architectural concept is. And the surprise is, no one will explain it to you, but you’ll somehow figure it out. Let us break down the idea