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M.ArchII portofolio!!
Hello guys,
I am a 4th year arch student(5year program) now.
I am planning to apply to grad schools next year.
Since many people from other threads, mention that portfolio is the most important element to get in, I am wondering about the level of portfolio in question.
As of now I am starting to work in my portfolio, scaling drawings, taking pictures an such.
Sorry not to have work yet to show, I would appreciate if you guys would like to share! and critic mine when is getting ready :)
This year's applicants are more than welcome!!
search threads,,,, and, in general, u need to make the best portfolio you can, so, thats the level you need to get it to, the best possible, portfolios are all they can judge ur design abilities on
fays.panda,
thanks for your advice.
i try my best.
I think you should spent a lot of time trying to make it look good, I got accepted at the AA with a portfolio that only show some of my work, the key is to be diverse, show as little but as diverse work as possible, if you have academic, professional and even personal work put that in your portfolio.
be clear about the work, no clutter,, looking good does not mean alot of things at once, be smart with the text, especially,, ask rationalist
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