All-nighter is a trademark routine for an architecture student. While most of us swish through the CAD files, we somehow end up not having time, panicking about the deadline. But…
My initial reaction to any sentence that has the words ‘humour’ and ‘architecture’ together is disbelief. I’m not saying I don’t enjoy architecture – the payback of a completed project…
On the first day of college, the mixed feeling of excitement and nervousness, new friends, new company, new group, new faces and I should mention the new taste of food…
After the not so long summer vacation, everybody eventually returns to the place they belong to “The Studio”. Architectural Studio is a “home away from home” for every student. Within…
During the education process in architecture schools, most students used to have been through feelings as sequences such as anger, sadness, and fun. This transition of emotions can be frustrating…
If you have stumbled upon this article you are either an architect or aspiring to be one or maybe one who is hung in between. If you already are one,…
Why write about ‘a humorous experience’, when every semester at an architecture school is laughing at our lives for being a joke. All of us can admit the fact that…
It all starts with the first day of college/university. You walk around the campus with a heavy file having all your documents in one hand, trying to figure out where…
Delving into the world of architecture, you go through torrents of different emotions and experiences. The initial months could be overwhelming, especially when you do not know what you are…
Mark Twain had once said, “Some people get an education without going to college. The rest get it after they get out.” Here Mark Twain questions what we do in…
Architecture as a course is an overall roller coaster ride, right from the sleepless nights and the coffee drills, to the endless redos with deadline pressures. Architecture school is the…
As a subject, architecture is serious, exhaustive with all the redo’s you get in the beginning and later, you’re frustrated when you understand the unfairness and limitations in this field…
