What architecture hot spots would you recommend to gain good quality design experience. I'm not talking single firms necessarily but rather cities or countries that support/value architectural expression or areas that are having a strong architectural moment.
Cheers!
donutsfordough
Oct 24, 18 8:12 pm
Start where someone can actually hire you without jumping through legal hurdles. You can't just drop in anywhere and expect to be able to work legally.
Non Sequitur
Oct 24, 18 8:32 pm
Planet Earth is a good place to look if that's you're level of precision.
geezertect
Oct 25, 18 7:44 am
But not the watery parts.
sameolddoctor
Oct 24, 18 8:48 pm
Mars, I hear. Elon Musk is looking
randomised
Oct 25, 18 4:26 am
Depends where you're from and what you're after really.
thisisnotmyname
Oct 25, 18 12:36 pm
"Good quality design experience" is going to be gained in a single firm. Location is secondary. Working in a crap architectural office located in a place with a fabulous design scene all around you is just going to create frustration.
tillychan
Oct 25, 18 3:01 pm
Your experience does not really depends on company, but on the projects you make. Try to find the companies, the projects of which you really love
lernom
Jan 2, 19 6:36 am
You mean other countries? You town or city is one place where you can practice you skills. I think it deserve one of your first projects.
randomised
Jan 2, 19 6:57 am
You know there are timestamps at the bottom of posts, right?
What architecture hot spots would you recommend to gain good quality design experience. I'm not talking single firms necessarily but rather cities or countries that support/value architectural expression or areas that are having a strong architectural moment.
Cheers!
Start where someone can actually hire you without jumping through legal hurdles. You can't just drop in anywhere and expect to be able to work legally.
Planet Earth is a good place to look if that's you're level of precision.
But not the watery parts.
Mars, I hear. Elon Musk is looking
Depends where you're from and what you're after really.
"Good quality design experience" is going to be gained in a single firm. Location is secondary. Working in a crap architectural office located in a place with a fabulous design scene all around you is just going to create frustration.
Your experience does not really depends on company, but on the projects you make. Try to find the companies, the projects of which you really love
You mean other countries? You town or city is one place where you can practice you skills. I think it deserve one of your first projects.
You know there are timestamps at the bottom of posts, right?
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