I just want to know what are other people's thoughts on how much of an impact this will have on my future?
To be clear, I'm still on track to become an architect, that's still my goal. I just wonder sometimes about the transition or if I'm deviating from the experience I should be having instead of what I'm currently learning. I love where I work and who I work with, but sometimes I can't help thinking If I should switch (I have been given the opportunity, but I chose not to for now).
thisisnotmyname
Jul 8, 18 2:51 pm
You simply need to find a job at a firm whose work you admire and ask that you be primarily assigned to work on interior spaces. Make sure they do FF&E as well. You will probably learn the most if the firm does high-end work.
The interior design vs. architecture dichotomy can be a real waste of your time. The really great firms just do good work and don't obsess about architecture vs. interior design.
Hi all,
I just want to know what are other people's thoughts on how much of an impact this will have on my future?
To be clear, I'm still on track to become an architect, that's still my goal. I just wonder sometimes about the transition or if I'm deviating from the experience I should be having instead of what I'm currently learning. I love where I work and who I work with, but sometimes I can't help thinking If I should switch (I have been given the opportunity, but I chose not to for now).
You simply need to find a job at a firm whose work you admire and ask that you be primarily assigned to work on interior spaces. Make sure they do FF&E as well. You will probably learn the most if the firm does high-end work.
The interior design vs. architecture dichotomy can be a real waste of your time. The really great firms just do good work and don't obsess about architecture vs. interior design.