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MArch Portfolio Review
Hello everyone,
I would like to ask for your critique on my portfolio. I just completed my graduate thesis and will be applying to a few different schools to get a post-professional masters degree in either sustainable design or urban design. I just added my thesis to my portfolio so I would love to get some feedback from you on how to improve it.
I am applying to: Ryerson U (Master of Building Science), McGill (Master of Urban Design and Housing), UT Austin (Master of Sustainable Design), U of Maryland (Master of Sustainable Design), York University (Master of Environmental Science) .
Here is a link to the portfolio: https://fjfdesign.files.wordpr...
Here is a link to my thesis boards: https://fjfdesign.wordpress.co...
Also, I am applying to a few jobs as a plan B, how can I edit a version of this for a job application?
Thank you!
Need's some serious breathing space and less (hot air) balloons: https://earther.gizmodo.com/ba...
Thank you! I didn't know about the impact of hot air balloons
It's mostly the regular helium-filled balloons that are causing the ecological havoc (the hot air balloons are just pointless CO2 emitters that somehow everybody and their grandmother wanted to put in their renderings 5 years ago or something ;) )
Haha they are so romantic though... Jk. Thank you for your feedback.
Everything else looks good?
Nice work - Depending on the type of job you're looking for i would add some additional technical drawings, or bring a set with you on your interview.
Thank you for the advice! I will plan to bring a set.
Also, any advice about those specific post-professional programs would be appreciated.
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