well, its certainly not going to hurt... presumedly, if you have two competition placing projects then your portfolio will be pretty good... just be sure to highlight the work in a clearly formatted and easy to read portfolio... don't be afraid of whitespace... as is said on pretty much every grad school thread, you're portfolio will be the key much more so than gpa and gre... so, you should be in pretty good shape... good luck!

Thanks for the feedback. I've put a lot of work into my portfolio so far--and I'm certainly not afraid of white space (perhaps even to a fault). I'm posting it here for anyone to review.

http://www.mediafire.com/?ycqftolmgol

A few notes:

- Still working on this... The next weeks will be focused on it.
- I need to update with some more current professional stuff
- Thinking about leaving out Project 5 (townhouse)
- Minimal text. Good or bad?

Extra note:
- Each page will be trimmed from 8.5x11 to 7x11, explaining why the layout might look a bit weird

looks pretty good... i have a few comments...

-i hate the title!!!

-for your professional project you need to describe your role in the project... did you do the design? were you only responsible for the renderings? etc.

-i would include a short description of each project and your concept

-i also personally like to see more process... it often tells me more about you than the finished project.

Thanks for your comments. Helpful to hear a critique.

Ha. The title... Maybe I'll change that. Process is what I will work on documenting more thoroughly. I will add project descriptions/concept and more info on professional stuff.


j

Dead link now. Maybe I'll post the revised version later.



j

I'd be interested to see it; repost when the revision is done.