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portfolio advice
I hold a master's degree in urban design and an undergraduate degree in architecture. It has been a couple of years since I worked mainly as a 3D visualizer. I am currently preparing a portfolio to apply for a master's degree in architecture. How many samples of my work should I include? I plan on keeping it under 30 pages, and here are my samples:
1. Two studios from my bachelor's degree
2. A studio from my master's degree
3. An interior design I did by myself during my career.
4. A small educational space that I designed with a group.
5. While studying for my master's degree, I worked as a TA for a professor and co-designed a small pavilion for his undergraduate architecture class.
Is it too much guys?
pretend that you need to keep it under 10 pages so that will force you to cut the fat. Then add a few more pages of personal works and other creative design explorations not tied to previous school assignments.
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