I'm wondering how many of you out there are studying architecture/have degrees in architecture, and are not doing typical architecture work (working in a typical firm setting).
I'm writing an article for a student architecture journal and our theme explores the ways architecture has influenced other fields and careers - so tell me - how has architecture influenced your life/work in a unique way? (through art, culture....others)
yeah, i've asked this discussion about topics before and it was kind of awkward citing the sources, but i think it will all come together- i'll make sure to properly explain where i received my stories.
ok - to get the ball rolling here....i have found someone with an architecture degree who is now a professional card stacker and he builds haybale homes..
there are also many people who have arch. degrees that are mayors, senators, or other forms of office...
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Hey all-
I'm wondering how many of you out there are studying architecture/have degrees in architecture, and are not doing typical architecture work (working in a typical firm setting).
I'm writing an article for a student architecture journal and our theme explores the ways architecture has influenced other fields and careers - so tell me - how has architecture influenced your life/work in a unique way? (through art, culture....others)
Is this a very serious article you are writing? I'm just wondering how you would write and cite responses from this website. "According to 'Hugo2'..."
yeah, i've asked this discussion about topics before and it was kind of awkward citing the sources, but i think it will all come together- i'll make sure to properly explain where i received my stories.
ok - to get the ball rolling here....i have found someone with an architecture degree who is now a professional card stacker and he builds haybale homes..
there are also many people who have arch. degrees that are mayors, senators, or other forms of office...
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