Memoirs of a ‘not so crazy’ architect Is there any architect out there who does not reminisce about their 5 years of crazy architectural journey in college?! I have doubts.…
Knowing to start The task to start is a necessary step to get the work done. The approach to finding the perfect concept would delay the entire process. With rigid…
Strolling wistfully, the turns of an alluring journey’s reminiscence, revived the long-forgotten freshmen motivation and energy with which I had joined architecture, perplexed, a journey embarked by many because they…
A turning point in any architecture students’ life, these 5 crucial years which change the student from top to bottom in any architecture school is much different than any other…
After writing a hoard of exams and NATA, here I was waiting for the results of my admissions in colleges. I had a basic idea of what to expect during…
1. The Stress of End-of-Semester Jury As an architecture student, the end-of-semester jury was always a stressful time. They would spend countless hours working on their projects, refining their designs,…
It was another survey lecture of ours when our professor entered the studio! This time he came in with some really weird instruments! There were a lot of interesting things…
With shining faces, we entered the life-revolutionizing phase of our life called ‘college’. Little did we know that we’d have shining faces all year round, thanks to merciless professors and…
“Architecture” is a giant umbrella term for a variety of professions that range from being a designer and planner to being the best coffee maker, who can stay up for…
“Architecture starts when you carefully put two bricks together. There it begins.” As rightly said by American – German architect, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe; architecture, as a practice of…
Every architecture school paints the same story – it is five years of grueling hard work and endless deadlines, lots of coffee, and the best bonds with people. And of…
‘Why do you want to be an architect?’—was the question that was repeatedly asked by all professors in the first studio. That question marked the start of the gruesome 5-year…