Critiquing 27 Architecture Portfolios Super-fast!
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Here is the list of the portfolios in this video:
Portfolio 1: issuu.com/joseoestenoz/docs/a...
Portfolio 2: issuu.com/vincentfortin23/doc...
Portfolio 3:
issuu.com/kaminglam/docs/port...
Portfolio 4:
issuu.com/leonardonavarro4796...
Portfolio 5: issuu.com/nabihhoucheimy/docs...
Portfolio 6: issuu.com/randikapiyasena/doc...
Portfolio 7: issuu.com/calebscott/docs/sco...
Portfolio 8: issuu.com/vermakharsha/docs/p...
Portfolio 9: issuu.com/marceloique/docs/po...
Portfolio 10: issuu.com/kana_sric/docs/port...
Portfolio 11: issuu.com/idrissterfous/docs/...
Portfolio 12: issuu.com/rustamovcgi/docs/po...
Portfolio 13: issuu.com/santiago.romz/docs/...
Portfolio 14: issuu.com/arrixh/docs/portfol...
Portfolio 15: issuu.com/alexandranatasha/do...
Portfolio 16: issuu.com/gabriel_troncoso/do...
Portfolio 17: issuu.com/giovanni.ruiz/docs/...
Portfolio 18: issuu.com/harshilpanchal444/d...
Portfolio 19: issuu.com/isaacflores_t/docs/...
Portfolio 20: issuu.com/kuruvilasaijan/docs...
Portfolio 21: issuu.com/nicholas.richards/d...
Portfolio 22: issuu.com/mluna.1198/docs/por...
Portfolio 23: issuu.com/dangwal.pranshul/do...
Portfolio 24: issuu.com/keren.barreto/docs/...
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Portfolio 25: issuu.com/hamsanh/docs/hamsa_...
Portfolio 26: issuu.com/mucella/docs/mucell...
Portfolio 27: issuu.com/atharvajadhav7648/d...
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Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:43 Portfolio 1 - Jose Estenoz
1:24 Portfolio 2 - Vincent Fortin
2:13 Portfolio 3 - Rex Lam
3:09 Portfolio 4 - Leonardo Navarro Raleigh
3:48 Portfolio 5 - Nabih El Houcheimy
4:26 Portfolio 6 - Randika
5:08 Portfolio 7 - Caleb Scott
5:40 Portfolio 8 - Harsha Verma
6:23 Upload your portfolio to Issuu!
7:48 Portfolio 9 - Marcelo Renner
8:32 Portfolio 10 - Kana Sricharoenchai
9:23 Portfolio 11 - Idris
10:20 Portfolio 12 - Dastan Rustamov
11:06 Portfolio 13 - Santiago Romero
11:39 Portfolio 14 - Richin Thomas Anil
12:23 Portfolio 15 - Alexandra Natasha Alfian
13:11 Portfolio 16 - Gabriel Troncoso
14:07 Portfolio 17 - Giovanni Ruiz
14:41 Portfolio 18 - Harshil Panchal
15:33 Portfolio 19 - Isaac Flores
16:12 Portfolio 20 - Kuruvila Saijan
17:05 Portfolio 21 - Nicholas Richards
17:57 Portfolio 22 - Manuela Luna
18:48 Portfolio 23 - Pranshul Dangwal
19:32 Portfolio 24 - Keren Barreto Rodriguez
20:18 Portfolios 25, 26 and 27 pinned in the comments
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As you may have noticed, there are 3 portfolios missing from the video. Something weird happened during the recording and the footage was unusable. However since we had the comments done, I decided to keep them on the list and add the comments here to the comment section. Let me know if you agree or not with the comments, and what would you add to the critique.
Hamsa: issuu.com/hamsanh/docs/hamsa_hegade__portfolio_2021.compressed
+ Oliver: I liked that there are many construction details, which is not always common to them well placed see in portfolios.
+ Steven: I liked the connection between the colors of the cover and the TOC. It's subtle, but it's a nice touch
- Oliver: Most of the pages have too many elements. It often feels noisy and cramped. I'd try to give each drawing more space, either by reducing the number of drawings, or adding more pages.
- Steven: The cover and TOC colors are nice as I mentioned, but then these color tags lack a bit of purpose on the page. They don't connect with the project.
Mucella Beyza Isin: issuu.com/mucella/docs/mucellabeyza_portfolio1
+ Oliver: I liked the consistent minimal project opening structure. And my favorite spread was the 28-29 with the sequence of diagrams and nice color palette.
+ Steven: I find it interesting to list many projects in the TOC and then mark the ones that are going to be shown in the portfolio. This is not necessarily what happened here, but at first look that was what I thought.
- Oliver: I feel that her collages that open the project could be improved. They often show more the artistic skills, than the actual design choices.
- Steven: Maybe she could take advantage of a full spread drawing to change up the pace of the portfolio.
Atharva Jadhav
+ Oliver: The project opening has an interesting structure. The icon is minimal and well done, and doesn't distract from the main image.
+ Steven: Great diagram skills, maybe they could be explored a bit more on the portfolio.
- Oliver: The drawing's name with a highlight effect causes some unnecessary visual noise.
- Steven: Yes, but this same icon is not well placed on the TOC. There are just too many elements, try concentrating on one solution
*me whose creating a portfolio now* 👁👄👁. Great vid guys!!
Thanks, Kris! Just in time then!
So, I do enjoy your Portfolio reviews and appreciate your input in the Architrecture community in General. However, it would be nice to see the pair of you review an Architectural Portfolio based on it's Architectural content and quality sometimes. I understand that your interest and focus is primariry in the graphical elements in Architecture but for quite a number of interns, graduates and Architect's out there, the Architectural content and ideas are what get them hired. Technical skills do matter but a shout out to the Architecture at times would be interesting.
You're totally right! What needs to be worked on and perfected first is the actual content showing the quality of the designs. And although we can spot when a project isn't that good and actually comment on the design, our expertise is visualization and representing within architecture. Meaning that we know what it takes to enhance and fix drawings, images, renderings, layouts, compositions, and so on. That's where we believe we can bring the most value to you guys.
I appreciate the feedback for sure! Hopefully, we can add a range of comments in future episodes while maintaining the value of the videos. Thanks @lvseka
It's a real helpful review to get attention to the "problem" places and get new idea. Thanks.
PS I'm making my portfolio now and it's make me crazy 🤪. After this video I have a new idea and a few place to change. It's like a breeze in my "swamp")))
Thank you for the feature you guys 0:44, Really thoughtful Critique, and Will definitely be putting it into practice! - Jose Estenoz
Hey Jose! I'm glad you found it helpful! You've got some really interesting work, appreciate submitting it to a review and giving us the opportunity to look at it
so many good portfolios in one video! I can't wait to see more! No 21 was really cool!
I know right?! And I liked this fast-paced review too... always interesting to change up the format
Omg that one is mine, thank you so much this means a lot! I'm grateful for being included in this video
I appreciate the inclusion of my portofolio in this video and thank you for the feedback, i'll definitely work on it!@@LearnUpstairs
I absolutely loved this fast portfolio review! You guys are amazing 💙
Thanks for the kind comments! It's the result of watching aaall of your portfolio recs ✨
Thank you for submitting your portfolio, Manuela! Appreciate the kind words, but that's all your efforts! You've got an incredible selection of projects👏
Super fun video. Love this format.
Issuu's pricing makes me want to cry though.
Portfolio #3 blew my mind it's so perfect
Great video as always! Super valuable series.
Thanks a lot, Melos! Much appreciated !
Amazing content and so many good portfolios! #Upstairs #Showitbetter #portifolio
Number 21 here! I very much appreciate you guys reviewing my portfolio! I'll definitely put some refinement you sggested into it along with my current grad school portfolio! - Nicholas Richards
Very nice format!!!! Gostei demais Oliver!
Valeu, Artur! 🙌
Portfolio #12 it's too cool😍😍😍
Dastan’s portfolio 🤩🤩🔥🔥💪🏻
what lighting do you use when you're filming yourself from your desk?
An Aputure 100D in a Dome softbox I believe is called Mini II. It’s mounted on the wall just above my head
Thank you I'll have a look into them. Your videos are so impressive. @@LearnUpstairs
Hi there! I just wanted to ask you if you are aware that from the 27 portfolios you reviewed, only 5 of them belong to women?
24+ portofolios in 20 minutes, suppafasstt
⚡suppafasstt!
We actually wanted to to in 10 minutes haha but we then realized it was impossible to cover everything haha
Thank you for the great video! I have to ask though, why in the world are we still doing arch portfolio in PDF form? Every other industry is doing websites. I don't see the benefit other than printing and so old school recruiters at firms can download and save them. Can someone explain this? The idea that recruiters can't save links is absurd. I've worked in the advertising industry for several years now. We do project based work just like arch projects. The only form of portfolio excepted is website. If you sent in a PDF you would be laughed at. Explain why it is different?
Great question! The first thought that comes to mind and that has always been the main problem is that Architects are not web developers. Sure there are a ton of templates available to make this process easier, but you then rely on it to make it work, which also doesn’t allow complete creative freedom.
Creating a unique website and learning this skill is important for many other industries, but maybe not for the typical architect.
This specific type of portfolio that we’re reviewing here is mostly used by students, where there’s even less reason to go after a website platform and pay a subscription.
Ultimately a small compressed PDF is an easy way to send across attached to an email, upload to a master’s application form, and it’s also easy to store hundreds of small documents for a quick selection process.
It’s important to point out that a linear portfolio, such as a sequence of spreads exported in a PDF format gives the author full control over the narrative. You can set the pace of your work, you can direct the viewer to specific information, and take the burden of deciding what to view and where to click out of the viewer.
Even after laying all of this info and mentioning why I find that this particular type of portfolio works for students, I too feel that we might need to evolve to a different solution. Still don’t think that a website works for all the people in this industry, but maybe that changes or we find something in between these solutions! 😁
@@LearnUpstairs thanks for the comment! Yes, controlling the viewing experience and narrative makes sense. I wish more architecture students and professionals could discover how interactive and more entertaining a website can be. Wix, square space and the others are so easy to use after watching three TH-cam videos. Love your videos! Keep up the good stuff and thanks again!
@@benjackson103 Thanks, Ben! Appreciate the intriguing comment. Always interesting to see diversity in the topics I present here.
Is square format is acceptable in universities admission
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I believe so! I'd say any page aspect ratio is acceptable. Usually, applications only specify the number of pages or total MB size, but it's always recommended to check the admission page to see the details in full.
Thank you very much ! @LearnUpstairs, @ShowItBetter. 10:20 . I really apreciate your works and educational videos on TH-cam . Cuzz by folloing your guides and tutorials I applied to the university where I wanted to study (in Europe)
Even now I can't believe that my work uploaded on your channel 😀🙏. It was really thoughtful Critique. This was really good experience for me - Dastan Rustamov ❤
11:34
We need tutorials on how to do such as drawings
Oh yes! I need to get working on more tutorials. Is there a specific drawing that you'd like to learn from the video? Maybe I can focus on it!