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Degree in architecture + information technology
Hi, I'm a newly graduated software engineer. My Bsc was on Information Technology and I come from a mathematical background. Now I have completed my first degree and I'm really keen on learning interior design, architecture and building design. But I have no prior knowledge on these study areas. And also I need to use my IT, Computer science or programming skills in combination with architecture knowledge in a good course module. I believe that I have some creativity and a good eye and I, being a girl think that it will be really interesting to learn on this study area. So I hope someone will answer this question I have. Is there any particular course module that teach architecture in combination with some IT related subjects in a one course module? If it is so will it be possible for me to learn it along with my job? I work 9hrs on week days and I'm free on weekends. Do I have to fully dedicated to learn this subject or can I do it while doing my job? I hope someone will answer this question. Thanks in advance!!!
are you saying you want to go back to school to earn an architecture-related degree while working full time? or you want to pursue architecture as a hobby?
you can look into 'parametricism.' those folks like to somehow link software with buildings. patrik schumacher wrote some stuff along those lines.
http://archinect.com/news/article/118812948/computer-science-architecture-dual-masters-degree-makes-new-connections-to-industry-at-unc-charlotte
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