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yet another portfolio critique
hello!
i figured i would get in on the free portfolio advice + i really need it.
im not quite done with my portfolio (will probably put it up next week to lower my self-esteem)
but in the mean time:
im using it to apply to ETH in zurich. every other university im applying to are in germany (where i am) so i dont have to think about those til.. may..
because im not an EU citizen i have to submit way earlier in december and therefore not be able to include my current project, meaning i would have a total of 4 projects if i were to include all, which i dont want to. (just starting my 3rd/last year in my bachelors. its a 3 yr b.sc in arch in germany)
anyway i only plan on including 2 architecture projects, 1 city planning and 1 membrane construction thingy (2 day workshop)
just wondering if it is too little?? the limit is 20 pages and i dont want to bore angelill with 1000 box houses (i dont have any anyway..) or make his eyes bleed cos every page is stuffed to the rim with images
what do you think??
Post your portfolio, then we can tell you what we think.
ok.. so heres the link (finally finished. argh!)
link
just a quick note: its not mean to be in a booklet form cos ETH wont allow it. (so single-sided stapled 20 pages as the registrar says...lame!)
any help would be GREATLY appreciated (in terms of design of portfolio, general quality of projects or ANYTHING)!! thanks so much guys!
ps: im sorry but its all in german :( if you would like some detailed information in english just ask!
pps: the last page is a silly joke: the architects' sink says THANKS!.. (its a sink in the eth darch bldg cos im creepy like that)
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