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Portfolio review for Master Polimi, epfl
Hi!
I am looking for someone to review my portfolio for Master admission at Politecnico di Milano , epfl and other universities. Maybe you have some tips and recommendations where else to apply. My GPA is like 97% and I have a recommendation letter. Do you think it's possible to get in for archiutecturte and urban design at polimi and epfl? here is the link :
https://issuu.com/juliamaraj/d...
A nice portfolio!
thank you!
I agree, I'm a big fan. Only thing I'd say is the art on your cover doesn't match the same level of elegant clean visual language as the rest of your work.
thank you definitely still working on the cover page art choice
Do you need more school? You're work is very very good and would seem you could just start working.
Depends on the country. In some areas (like the US) you need an accredited degree to become an architect in most states.
Super nice! Drawings and composition are wonderful.
My one nit-picky comment is concerning p. 24-25. There is a full spread with a nice hand drawn diagram. I would maybe look into adding a little bit of post processing color overlay. I think this is the only page without any color and it kind of stuck out to me. There is also another similar type of image later on that has a small amount of color overlay so maybe try the same thing on p.24-25. But that's just me!
Also if you do need to reduce the size at all, I would start with your hand drawings. They are really nice and they do add to it, just not sure its worth the extra pages.
Agree with the cover page comment.
Good luck!!
I'd at least keep some of the hand drawings. It's only my opinion but I think hand drawings show that someone has a clear thought process and is able to communicate through quick sketches. These are valuable skills in architecture.
This feels like a portfolio blast from the past, like what I'd expect to see 20+ years ago when I was graduating. I wonder if it'll have more pull among hiring managers vs the more rendering-centric stuff I see today.
This reminds me of how much work I have to do on my portfolio. Great work!
Just graduate from Polimi and would definitely reccomend it to you! If you have any questions, just ask :)
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