The word architecture jury holds a different level of perplexity. The architecture jury is one of the most intimidating parts of the architecture school. Explaining, defending months of work while…
Architecture as profession has always confronted its devotees with the inherent risk of others not understanding their ideas. This has led many architects to take leaps of faith and push…
Importance of Architectural Books: Architecture connects various professions of the world. Everything we see around us has been designed and documented in some form. Architects need to analyse the ideal…
Introduction: The use of stationery in the architectural and design industry plays a crucial role in augmenting creativity, effective communication, and professionalism. It acts as a means to bring ideas to…
In the five years of under graduation with ten semesters and numerous subjects, an Architecture student gives a jury twenty times at the least. Now for the ones who ask,…
The discipline of architecture has influenced me as an individual to be sensitive, receptive and critical of the built environment and of the role and responsibility of the professional in…
The long-awaited and frightening finale in the life of an Architecture Student arrived—the Jury. An Urban Design Studio with a culmination of endless working hours, sleepless nights, and looming deadlines…
What is a portfolio? A portfolio is a collection of any relevant academic and professional projects that showcase the skills and abilities of an individual. It also includes skills, qualifications,…
Architecture school is an extensive one and we all know it. The decision to pursue this five years long grueling course feels like choosing a path for a lifetime at…
“… and God spoke to me…”, What? Quit that look on your face, the one that says ALERT: CRAZY FEMALE AHEAD. I am not bonkers! You have my word. Well,…
Whenever we want to pursue graduation many things surround us. There are parents, relatives, friends and many other people whom we many times don’t know much about giving us advice…
It should come as no surprise when I write, in the most literal sense, that an architect’s hands are always full. This statement is backed by a reflection of certain…