Hello, I'm currently in thrid year of architecture school. I feel an intense amount of burnout (maybe even clinically depressed) and I'm not able to finish some assignments on time anymore. I used to be very interested and wanting to learn more about this field but with an exception of not really liking the work. What are some of the aspects of being an architect that makes you want to keep doing it even when it feels like just another project after projects.
Non Sequitur
Mar 22, 20 12:35 pm
first, seek real professional help don’t rely on random internet wankers.
Second, it’s just school. It’s not difficult, just set yourself up with reasonable goals.
Third, school is nothing like the real world. Every project has challenges, it is up to you to a solution that keeps you entranced with the project. You do not have the luxury to “not complete” projects while working in the real world.
Fourth, seek professional help.
isarakesaranond
Mar 22, 20 2:45 pm
Yes, I have an appointment with my uni's psychologist tomorrow. Please share some stories as to why you are greatful working as an architects and how to overcome burnouts.
revolutionary poet
Mar 22, 20 4:49 pm
when you walk through a space in which you expressed yourself on the paper, to feel it, worth it every time. I've done 2 projects like that in my career, out of 500 +
Hello, I'm currently in thrid year of architecture school. I feel an intense amount of burnout (maybe even clinically depressed) and I'm not able to finish some assignments on time anymore. I used to be very interested and wanting to learn more about this field but with an exception of not really liking the work. What are some of the aspects of being an architect that makes you want to keep doing it even when it feels like just another project after projects.
first, seek real professional help don’t rely on random internet wankers.
Second, it’s just school. It’s not difficult, just set yourself up with reasonable goals.
Third, school is nothing like the real world. Every project has challenges, it is up to you to a solution that keeps you entranced with the project. You do not have the luxury to “not complete” projects while working in the real world.
Fourth, seek professional help.
Yes, I have an appointment with my uni's psychologist tomorrow. Please share some stories as to why you are greatful working as an architects and how to overcome burnouts.
when you walk through a space in which you expressed yourself on the paper, to feel it, worth it every time. I've done 2 projects like that in my career, out of 500 +