I hope you're all doing well, well I'm an architecture student, I've successfully passed my first year, It was as expected learning basics and so on , but I didn't feel that I learnt something great, I don't like waiting a lot for the university's classes that aren't enough.
All in all, I want to improve my "architect view" , I ask you who has more experience than me to give me advices about " where can I inspire? How can I understand more architecture? Books and architects that changed your life as an architect or as a student ?
Thank you !
Happy to be here!
Chad Miller
Sep 20, 23 5:17 pm
Don't take this as an insult but you don't know what you don't know. It's going to be difficult for you to ask relevant questions that will give you meaningful answers. Also, your first year of any program has very little actual architectural instruction. It's basically just a 'dip your toe in the fountain' type of thing.
Don't be discouraged by this! That's how everyone is in the beginning.
I'd speak to:
Professors
Local architects
Upper level classmen
Your classmates
I personally like the following architects and their work:
Hello everyone!
I hope you're all doing well, well I'm an architecture student, I've successfully passed my first year, It was as expected learning basics and so on , but I didn't feel that I learnt something great, I don't like waiting a lot for the university's classes that aren't enough.
All in all, I want to improve my "architect view" , I ask you who has more experience than me to give me advices about " where can I inspire? How can I understand more architecture? Books and architects that changed your life as an architect or as a student ?
Thank you !
Happy to be here!
Don't take this as an insult but you don't know what you don't know. It's going to be difficult for you to ask relevant questions that will give you meaningful answers. Also, your first year of any program has very little actual architectural instruction. It's basically just a 'dip your toe in the fountain' type of thing.
Don't be discouraged by this! That's how everyone is in the beginning.
I'd speak to:
I personally like the following architects and their work:
Good luck!