Still on the fence about majoring in architecture?? I get some common questions here! But I really answer them in other videos!! But please feel free to ask any other questions below!! Really happy to help you(: Hope you join the dark side 😈 (aka architecture) (: PROS and CONS for majoring in Architecture: th-cam.com/video/pPkStojzUak/w-d-xo.html Is Architecture a GOOD Major???: th-cam.com/video/3_Sctj69pVA/w-d-xo.html Differences in ARCHITECTURE Degrees: th-cam.com/video/dCqqiLtHXK4/w-d-xo.html Tips for THRIVING in school: th-cam.com/video/l1F4t0EmMqQ/w-d-xo.html
Hello, I just found your channel and have a question: What do you mean by "Learning how to say no"? In which situations? And I had no idea autocad was an outdated software, I always thought it was the Best...
@@oscarpritzker6278 I mean just don’t overcommit to anything!! Hanging out with friends every night outside of studio might not be possible along w working a double shift at your job - it’s tricky but learn to balance your needs and wants in life and say no to things you just simply don’t have time for!
oh the late night coffee sessions and model making in studio are some of the best times with studio friends but the worst times. It's the strangest thing hahaha I am waiting until archi schools stop requiring models so much though!! I don't think a lot of firms still make them actually. And if the firms do, most outsource nowadays!!
@@UnravelingArchitecture I work in mostly interior design, and our company makes small-scale physical models because we work with a lot of materials that vary in shadow quality and light patterns. They're mostly quick studies though - like how Pixar tests ideas to animate - before going to finalize an iteration or change order. Sometimes we do lifesize mockups for one interchangeable component.
@@cazwalt9013 That's why God invented engineers. Architects don't need it. Calculus was my worst subject in college. I never used it after barely passing that year. Geometry, however, is something that is essential and you really should have an excellent background in it.
Great video Nat. As I watched the video I thought back over my last 3 years and wanted to share some of the things I wish I knew if I were to start again. 1) Architecture isn’t just designing buildings. You need a mix of skills - or a willingness to learn. A lot of students go into architecture school thinking they’ll just be drawing buildings and creating cool designs. Architecture is a mix of so many different skills and so you need a mix of skills to be successful - or - you need a willingness and an open mind to learning new skills and not getting stuck on old ways. 2) Architecture is difficult. Just because there’s no exams, it doesn’t mean it’s easy. In fact. Architecture can be quite difficult. Architecture is very much a profession involving a lot of problem solving and deep thinking. It’s not necessarily an easy course to study but if you’re up for the challenge it can be extremely rewarding. 3) It’s a long road ahead. Get ready for a long journey - you don’t stop learning. Ever. I don’t just mean get ready for 5-7 years of formal education - I mean get ready to learn every single day for the rest of your life. Architects, or good architects, never stop learning. Something my dad always tells me is to improve in any little way, every single day. Doing so, you’re becoming a better person and you’re changing your life for the better. Get ready for a long degree, followed by a long profession of learning and experimenting with new things. 4) There’s no “set way” of doing things. Try new things and experiment. Architecture is subjective. There’s no set-in stone way of designing or doing things. Those students who are most successful in architecture school are the ones who step outside their comfort zone, step away from what everyone else is doing and experiment with their own ideas and ways of doing things. 5) Those who practice outside of their formal education do best. Architecture school, and any formal education really, are made to teach generalised information for the masses. If you want to gain specialised skills and learn something difficult that others aren’t, you need to practice architecture outside of your university degree. You need to push yourself to better yourself in ways others aren’t. That’s how you create opportunities for yourself and strive to be a better person. 6) Don’t get discouraged by other’s experiences from school. Social media is filled with architecture memes and comments from other students, complaining how they don’t get any sleep, they don’t have any money, they haven’t learnt anything. Don’t let other people’s experiences discourage you from studying architecture. If you stick to your own guns and stay in your own lane. Focus on bettering yourself every single day in every single way - you’ll find yourself getting better and better. Don’t let what everyone else is doing influence you and your thoughts. 7) The more time you spend on a project, the better it’s going to be. But your design will never be finished. I’ve found that the more time you spend on something, the better you’re going to be at it. If you were to put students’ grade into a chart against how much time they spend on their classes - you’d see a direct correlation between the amount of time they spend on it to the grade they get. The more time you spend, the higher the grade. You need to be able to manage your time and not leave everything for the last minute. And again, this is something you’ll learn with experience. 8) You must be a good listener. Architecture is very much about listening. If you don’t listen, you can’t design to the client’s brief, you can’t work with engineers, surveyors, builders and other contractors, you can’t make the changes your teachers are suggesting. If you’re a good listener, you’ll go very far. 9) Just say yes. There’s nothing stopping you from doing a semester and then dropping out. You have plenty of time. If you’re 17 years old or 47 years old, you’re not even halfway through your life. You’ve got plenty of time. Don’t think that you’ll be wasting 6 months of your life for trying architecture school. It’s an experience nonetheless and if you think you’ll enjoy it - just say yes and give it a go. Having this give it a go mentality will take you far in anything you do in life, so it’s worth adopting this mindset. I hope someone finds this helpful. Good luck everyone and thanks for the video Nat!
thank you for watching Kyle!! I cannot agree with your 6th point and 8th point more. Definitely essential for survival!! Thank you for taking the time to write everything out!! There is a lot of good takeaways here(: P.S. I haven't had time yet to watch your new documentary but I will catch up this weekend!! Cannot wait cannot wait!
It seems like architecture school is the same everywhere 😭 I’m majoring in architecture here in Brazil and can relate 100% with what you said, especially everybody going out on weekends and we having to stay home to finish a project
I graduated in B.Arch last month in India... At one point you realize just how much your perspective on things changed because of your major and its mind blowing!🤯
I have started studying architecture this year but dropped out because of my poor mental health. However I still want to go back to it when i'm better!! I don't see myself doing anything else.
im a freshman studying architecture and i have noticed a lot of people in my studio have some sort of high ego. i am a person willing to hear constructive criticism without my feelings getting involved but some people in my studio can’t bear to hear other peoples opinions, its hard for me to connect with them and knowing how important it is to make connections it really scares me…
Ayeee I’m 20 yrs old & on my 2nd yr of studying architecture! But it’s been hard because I’m always practically a father to my siblings & helping my mother pay bills so it’s alrdy been a hard start, but my commitment is SUPER STRONG
I’m a junior in high school and my whole life my dream has been to be a architect but I just keep losing motivation I’m really scared I won’t succeed and just waste my time and spend money I also feel like I’m not prepared I don’t know what I need to be in college or anything do you have a video about anything like this???
Oh no! Seriously don't exclude architecture from your life with the fear of not having success in your future. I have a couple other videos on the channel about majoring in architecture you can check out (should you major in architecture: th-cam.com/video/3_Sctj69pVA/w-d-xo.html ) I also did a pros and cons list for architecture (th-cam.com/video/pPkStojzUak/w-d-xo.html ) Seriously do not knock it til you try it!! There is so so much I love about architecture and couldn't imagine studying anything else!! I don't have any motivational videos on architecture but perhaps I'll make one (: It's a fantastic field and a great major ~ I love it.
I feel you and I am already on my second year college,. I am just taking my general courses first. But it does make me rethink if this is the career for me.
Hey, so first of all, it's ok to feel like this and sometimes it's not bad to think this way because it makes you consider so many other options that can be so great for you. I was literally on the same boat as you and idk if you wanna read my response (it's kinda lengthy) but if you do, hopefully it helps. My whole high school years I wanted to be an architect, that's all I worked for. I did a bunch of art/design courses and calculus in HS so I could get the most basics down for the design side and the math side. I applied to a school in NY and got accepted, as well some in my home state, but for some reason at the very end, I just started to feel like maybe architect wasn't for me (which actually broke my heart and made me very upset for my 1st year of college). I ended up going into college doing my generals first, I was undecided in my major, then I thought maybe I wanted to do Graphic Arts & Design, after another 2 more semesters I realized I still wasn't really happy with my almost decided major (Graphic Arts & Design). With the start of the pandemic I had time to kind of slow down and really think. After much thought I finally realized one thing, I've always liked the idea of business since I was young, and since I had already done a lot of calculus I decided that I wanted to do a business major in Finance. Now in my first semester doing business courses, I finally feel happy, but most of all, excited to learn which is the way I felt before becoming a senior in high school. Getting back that feeling of excitement and desire to learn is what made me realize that business is what I want to do. So don't worry, things always work out. Maybe architect is for you and you're just nervous, but maybe these thoughts can help you see that the possibilities are endless and there's so much this world offers. Really think about how you feel and maybe that can help you. Anyways, I wish you the best and may you do great this year and your senior year! Good luck! (:
I'm going to be 60 this year and I'm in the same boat. It's been what I have always wanted to do. As well as engineering. But life gets in the way and makes you have to get a job. Maybe after I retire. I'm trying to design my dream retirement home now.
21 years old here. Studying mechanical engineering at eth zurich, and there were at least 2 people older than 60 participating in the exams:) so go for it!
@@basil5863 Thanks for your encouragement! However, I am a retired chemistry and physics teacher and I am loving retirement. I am hoping to do some remodeling on my home to my own design which might satisfy my old itch.
My boyfriend wants to be an architect and sometimes he doubts himself so I’ve been helping him do his research and your video was great!! You explained everything so well and I can’t wait to show it to him because he would be an amazing architect. 😊
I initially went to school for arch. b/c someone talked me out of going for English/writing. I loved it, although I slept in my studio most of the time lol! But it wasn't my 'path' and so here I am 10 years later getting my master's in English and writing lol It's crazy.
sounds like a similar situation to mine. always had an interest in architecture but decided not to do it and go into tourism and events, now im a 3 month internship off of graduating, with plans to pursue architecture after
I love how honest this is! Your passion for architecture is really evident and hearing these things makes me ever more excited to get started. Definitely guilty of saying yes to everything too....there are so many interesting extra-curriculars you can do in college I wonder how realistic it is to have hobbies outside of archi at all aha.
@@UnravelingArchitecture Haha thank yous:) Haha i'm sure you're right - there's a whole wealth of archi student productivity hacks videos to be made for sure!
Super insightful!! Thanks, Architecture is definitely something I’ve wanted to do, for some time now it’s really something I want to pursue. It’s seemed very intimidating coming fresh out of high school but I would really love to give a go and fuel my passion for creating and building.😊
wow! this is the best vid and definitely brings back memories to studio days. I did not stick with architecture but loved design and chose interiors. Number 13 on your list is absolutely true, everywhere I go I look and critique a space and Italy is gorgeous the architecture is breathtaking and if you have friends and fam like I do they will love the lectures on all the architecture...or not lol 😁😊
I love this so much! I'm currently in my 4th year of architecture school and this was so relatable! It's so refreshing to see that I'm not the only one who gets wavering motivation or struggles with model making. Thank you for being so honest!
This was honestly the most helpful video ever! I completely agree that you constantly question whether it's going to be right for you, but at the end of the day if you are a creative, it's probably going to be a lot of fun :-)
Great tips girl! The school supplies point is so true!! I had Bought a whole kit for my interior design studio classes (per school recommendations 🙄) and didn’t use half of it 😂🙂
So glad I wasn't the only one that went through these things! Even with all the research I did before my first year, I definitely wasn't ready. Better prepared for second year I think
"Studying architecture has opened a whole new world and and so many doors for me, and I am so exited to see what the future has is in store for me." That rhymed XD. Still very wise and informative though.
Great comments. I'm also a graduate of OSU, class of 1970 with a B.S. in Architectrue (I think that I may have been the first to go that route). M.Architecture from Clemson University, 1980. I'm now 74 and still at it. Currently, I'm designing a 20k sf museum for our county. I've worked for medium-sized architectural firms, very large firms, but the most enjoyable and by far the most time was as the principal of my own practice. I kid my friends who ask, "Why aren't you retired?' I'm having too much fun. You will find that you can identify work-around practices which your clients will never know about - don't take that route. Do the best that you can with everything that you do from designing that ADA compliant restroom to designing that vast atrium lobby. It's not been work. I've had fun all my life. Enjoy the journey. Good luck to you. It goes by way too fast. Hey! I could have been a dentist - yuck!
I'm applying for architecture this year! This is definitely the most useful video I saw for the "insight" purpose. Thank you so much! The more I look at it I feel that this might as well be the field I can take and enjoy
I'm 16, looking at videos about what are good majors for college. I checked out marine science, veterinary, - they were cool but it didn't peek my interest like architecture did. and so far architecture seems pretty cool! I like learning computer softwares that involve creating because it's fun although I'm not good at it! LOL and I'd actually be ok with learning more into that! My one concern would be things like how much math would I have to learn...... cuz...hunny I suck at that frfr
As a 2nd year (2nd semester) in architecture, it’s interesting to say the least. (I’m learning rhino right now and oh god the amount of commands) Over here we can’t be in studio but thankfully I decided to roommate with all architect buddies so we constantly bounce off of each other’s ideas. Definitely have some doubts about the major but only on deadline nights!
Very honest and true video. I can relate so much to your point as a masters graduate from UK. I think the biggest challenge while studying architecture is time management and it requieres alot of sacrifices but it's all worth it when you see your ideas comes to life at the end.
Thank you so much!! I wanted to major in architecture and everyone has been saying it’s heartbreaking so this really made everything look a little more positive 😂
I graduate tomorrow with my BS in Interior Architecture. Going back in the fall for a dual masters in architecture and landscape. Everything you’ve said is so true, it’s a little scary but very comforting that everyone pretty much has the same experience 😂
3rd year architecture student there. I agree with all your points! I think I have experienced almost all the same things all you talked about! My back is terrible...and the social life thing is totally true...the romance thing is so true too! When somebody dares somebody else, EVERYBODY KNOWS! but I love architecture and I don’t regret anything about It :) sometimes you have those architecture identity crisis moments...but I was also one of those who changed from biomed to architecture...and I feel like I’m the happiest in architecture school :)
Great video! You seem to have so much passion for architecture, and we need more of that! Too many people underestimate the power of architecture, not just for functionality, but for well-being. Also I studied Electrical Engineering at City College of New York, and one of the inside jokes my Engineering classmates and I had was that we NEVER saw any architecture majors and wonder if they even existed, even though we initially took the same classes. And it was because they were always studying constantly lol. Consider yourself subscribed! :D
I graduated from college at 52 with a bachelor's in Interior Design. Your recollection of your college years sound very familiar. I couldn't be happier with deciding to enter the world of architecture and design.
You just made my dayy!!! I am studying Architecture and I was just in a moment that I was no more motivated , but you made me realise how beautiful it is even that it is hard! so far everything said by you is 100% true😍
i guess this is the most honest video about architecture ive ever seen, after 2 years in majoring in architecture, i just found out that what happens in normal and i dont really have to quit, thank you i enjoyed it
I got my Architecture degree in 1984 and it sounds like the academic experience hasn't changed much in almost 40 years. The one exception is the software. We didn't have any back then. We actially drew with pencils! Physical models were tough then too. We would typically do quick sketch models or study models for preliminary juries and a much more refined model for the final jury. Some of the 3D software now almost eliminates the need for a model. Good luck with your career.
Firstly I wanna say that i love your video! As an architecture graduate I can say that everything you said is completely accurate. One thing I do want to mention is that architectural education really does not prepare you for professional work. I think it’s important to mention because it could be assumed that studios are an emulation of the office environment and work culture, and maybe they were intended to be but they very much are not. Terms that sound so common place like gutter or rafter are surprisingly very scarce in architectural education. The main focus of the education is to shape the way you think in terms of design and the nitty gritty that is expected of you professionally is largely missed. I could rant about how I would reform the education but I would highly recommend to anybody considering this route to learn construction on your own, and I mean really learn it. Construction classes in architecture school will not cut it because studios suck the life out of you and make it really hard to focus on these secondary classes like construction and structures (although they are the forefront of realistic and professional work). So make sure to visit construction sites after hours and take tons of pictures and notes. Maybe work a job in construction after graduating for a little bit. Definitely watch TH-cam videos of all of the talented contractors and handymen (and women). These are slept on but invaluable resources, and I really wish I knew that.
Agree with all of this! The discounted kits during the first year may depend on school because I used mine all the time! Only weekends you get away from architecture is after reviews!
hi,Nat❤💜I'm a highschool student and all your videos helped me a lot.Lots of love from me and I appreciate your effort in all your videos ❤btw I'm a huge fan of ur channel ,all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦you inspire me a lot😅.my love for architecture was sparked by you...😁❤
Great! I miss school now after working in the field for some time now. You’re points actually make me miss it. 🙃 love it. AND I want to go to Italy as well!!!!
I’m very curios about architecture cause my parents told me to futher my studies on this course. My grades is good but it was not enough for me to become a doctor or an engineer, so here I am. Good to know it’s a nice job.
This video was so good! I’m looking to study architecture in the UK this year and I can’t wait after watching your video. Going through the ups and downs and meeting new people and learning new skills really sounds like a whole lot of fun to me. Thank you 😊
Hi Alfie!! That is great to hear!! And really exciting!! What school are you hoping to study at? It's so fun! I'm so excited to hear that you're excited bahaha
I'm literally sitting and making a terrible model in my first year of Architecture and nodding away to your video praying I don't have to pull an all nighter tonight!!!!!😭 I finally feel like I'm not the only one suffering Thankyou ❤️
honestly this is very reassuring. I'm planning to study architecture starting this fall and being the stressed, perfectionist, over-achiever I am, I've been doing a ginormous amount of research and I was, therefore, aware of most things you said. The most discouraging thing about it is that people doubt of my capacities (my friends and family), even though I genuinely think and feel like it's the right career path for me. It's heart-wrenching and I hate ending up doubting myself and my choices, before even starting my journey...but thanks to your videos, i think i'll be able to sort of put things into perspective:) thank you
I'm in only my third week of first semester and we've already had to build three models so far in just one class.. Sleep no longer exists to me. I also double as my husband's full time caregiver so my life consists of school and taking care of him. What is free time? I'm also taking it online which I feel has made it way harder for me to get better at certain aspects that others oncampus work on in studio with other people to make at-the-time suggestions.
Oh I’m so sorry - you’re really balancing a lot. I recommend waking up early to knock out homework - there are limited distractions in the morning. Set a “time limit” for yourself - so you aren’t killing yourself for a grade or a project. You have bigger things to worry about. Grades don’t necessarily matter. So yes, please get the work done, but I hope you can find a better balance and take care of yourself mentally and physically
I'm a senior in high school and have been interested in architecture for years now, this video was so helpful for getting a better idea of what majoring in architecture would look like! I so excited and terrified all at the same time!!!
Me on my third year, and having the courses online is even more of a challenge. & yes I can relate to everything you mentioned 🥲 I think one of the best things I did before going into the program, I travelled throughout Europe and when professors would talk about famous architectural buildings (I’ve been to a majority of ) and it was nice explaining my personal opinion 🥰
Unraveling Architecture It’s been a great experience! The strangest thing is that in every city I visited I met architects and designers that focus in different areas ! There’s much more to explore 🤩
I've just started architecture and have been really unsure about whether its the right thing for me, but this video has comforted me. Thank you so much!!
Hey there! I am a landscape architecture student from Europe, and our field is extremely underappreciated in comparison to 'regular' architecture. So on top of agreeing with everything you said (because we deal with exactly the same stuff, it's the same major, after all, everything is just leafier and greener lol) we have to also deal with always being put down and being called gardeners. But I love it so much I wouldn't change my major for the world! Love your videos btw.! Can't wait for more.
yes I got that feeling a lot whenever I talked to a frustrated landscape architecture student. I don't understand why hahah landscape architects do work that "regular" architects can't so it doesnt seem right to me. Anyways you are much more than a "gardener" don't let the haters get you down(:
Oh my... I just find my long time seeked honest, original and inspiring person linked to architecture study. I was soo waiting for someone like you! Ah! Thank you for being here. What you said about the history or architecture, I'm feeling the same. I had the pleasure to have a semester abroad in Italy, and girl... it was just like how you described it. Also I'm living in Europe, so not that big of a deal, but the feeling is the same.
Fanni!! Thank you for this comment!! I will say having an interest in traveling and experiencing the world and other cultures will help anyone thrive in architecture! It’s great to hear that you’ve been studying abroad and learning more about architecture!!(: Welcome!! I’m so happy you’re here and happy to help out(:
This was such a great video! I'm a high school senior who chose to major in architecture and a lot of TH-cam videos about this field are kind of negative and pessimistic. But I love your honesty and your holistic perspective; now I'm actually excited to do architecture school and hopefully study abroad in Europe!
This was honestly so nice to hear someone outside of my network talk about our major. Thank you for sharing this, I am currently in the biggest creative block/unmotivated in my second to last semester in the architecture program and I was starting to think it wasn’t for me. Just having you remind me that it’s okay to go through that and to compare myself to everyone else makes me feel better and reminds me why I chose it in the first place thank you!!
What made you switch from interior designing? I am planning to pursue interior designing so could you please let me know the disadvantages and the problems you faced
thanks for this video! You balanced positive and negative aspects really nicely and it feels like you give a very realistic impression of what it's like to study architecture :)
5:36 Just a little recommendation of mine, If you don't mind.... Try to make the floors bigger, so you can paste the walls onto it Try to make the vertical walls a little thicker, so there is more stability(do it's easier to glue) Also Thanks for the vid It is gonna help me decide my career ltr in life Thanks!
Hello fellow Architecture Grad! I hold a Bachelor of Architectural Science Degree from Ryerson University in Toronto Canada. Your explanations took me down memory lane of when I studied Architecture! It's a great breakdown of the details that come along when you are an Architectural student. I just made a video my self about what I've done with a degree in Architecture so far. It's something that might interest you as well. I'm about 20 years into my career at this point so I've had a wide variety of experiences over the years! Keep up the great videos! By the way, I suffered with insomnia for years after studying Architecture. It took me almost 2 to 3 years after finishing the program before I could sleep somewhat normal again. But to this day I still find my self not able to sleep all night from time to time, my old Architecture student mind kicks in and just doesn't want to shut off! Cheers! :)
Lol, I can sign under every point, especially the model part. I remember it took me a whole week to make my first one, it was a wall-section of a two-storey timber frame residential house. When I showed it to my non-architecture friends they were like: THAT took you a WEEK? And I was like: you can't even imagine how much effort and research takes to make that piece of crap😂 but despite all the frustrations and sleepless nights, I wouldn't trade architecture for anything 💕
My dad graduated with PhD in architecture from one of the most prestigious schools in Italy. I thought, hey, why not, let's give it a try. As I was in high school and looked at the bigger picture, I realized being an architecture means you are an artist... you have to be super creative. And I got none of them... so glad I didn't major in it. I would have been an absolute failure.
I think you're a bit hard on yourself. Everyone is an artist at some point everyone thinks differently. That's art and that's creativity itself. Also that's the Idea of going into a school .. you learn .. and then you apply your ideas and thoughts and creativity into a project. How can you call yourself lacking something without even trying to search for it. Everyone is different. Everyone can be an artist. It's not a fixed thing. You can't call yourself a doctor without getting a M. D degree.. that's understandable. But you can't call yourself not an artist without even giving yourself the chance of wonder and imagination
@@olarashad8189 Sorry, I am just shit in that department. I've a huge blockage in my head that cannot be unlocked unfortunately. I've come to accept my limitations.
@@valeenoi2284 you remind me so much of myself it makes me terrified. To be honest, i came here to say that in a way I'm also saying this to myself. But you're right. But you're also wrong. You gotta be skeptical. You ought that to yourself at least. You gotta ask the hard questions. What if you're just afraid. Mind always looks for the easy and short paths, if the mind think conveniencing you that you have a blockage so that won't get you to hardwork. It'll do that. You gotta be skeptical about any choice you're going to take and you gotta always try. Life is all about trying and making your own roads
![[Live สด] การออกรางวัลสลากกินแบ่งรัฐบาล งวดวันที่ 16 พฤษภาคม 2567](/img/n.gif)
Still on the fence about majoring in architecture?? I get some common questions here! But I really answer them in other videos!! But please feel free to ask any other questions below!! Really happy to help you(: Hope you join the dark side 😈
(aka architecture) (:
PROS and CONS for majoring in Architecture: th-cam.com/video/pPkStojzUak/w-d-xo.html
Is Architecture a GOOD Major???: th-cam.com/video/3_Sctj69pVA/w-d-xo.html
Differences in ARCHITECTURE Degrees: th-cam.com/video/dCqqiLtHXK4/w-d-xo.html
Tips for THRIVING in school: th-cam.com/video/l1F4t0EmMqQ/w-d-xo.html
Hello, I just found your channel and have a question:
What do you mean by "Learning how to say no"? In which situations?
And I had no idea autocad was an outdated software, I always thought it was the Best...
Is the math hard? Like im kinda not good with math but also good
@@ifayln the math isn’t hard(:
@@oscarpritzker6278 I mean just don’t overcommit to anything!! Hanging out with friends every night outside of studio might not be possible along w working a double shift at your job - it’s tricky but learn to balance your needs and wants in life and say no to things you just simply don’t have time for!
30th like
I graduated 15 years ago. I didn't know students STILL build physical models! Ah, I can smell the zap-a-gap, kicker, and coffee.... 😩
oh the late night coffee sessions and model making in studio are some of the best times with studio friends but the worst times. It's the strangest thing hahaha I am waiting until archi schools stop requiring models so much though!! I don't think a lot of firms still make them actually. And if the firms do, most outsource nowadays!!
@@UnravelingArchitecture I work in mostly interior design, and our company makes small-scale physical models because we work with a lot of materials that vary in shadow quality and light patterns. They're mostly quick studies though - like how Pixar tests ideas to animate - before going to finalize an iteration or change order. Sometimes we do lifesize mockups for one interchangeable component.
Did you like this major I’m thinking about it
me:
someone who has absolutely no interest in becoming an architect and hates math
video abt architecture major:
hmm, ✨interesting✨
(':
Relatable 😂✨
You don't need to have a deep knowledge in math to study architecture it's not that important
You must have a little bit of interest in this major bc you're here 😘
@@cazwalt9013 That's why God invented engineers. Architects don't need it. Calculus was my worst subject in college. I never used it after barely passing that year. Geometry, however, is something that is essential and you really should have an excellent background in it.
Great video Nat.
As I watched the video I thought back over my last 3 years and wanted to share some of the things I wish I knew if I were to start again.
1) Architecture isn’t just designing buildings. You need a mix of skills - or a willingness to learn.
A lot of students go into architecture school thinking they’ll just be drawing buildings and creating cool designs. Architecture is a mix of so many different skills and so you need a mix of skills to be successful - or - you need a willingness and an open mind to learning new skills and not getting stuck on old ways.
2) Architecture is difficult.
Just because there’s no exams, it doesn’t mean it’s easy. In fact. Architecture can be quite difficult. Architecture is very much a profession involving a lot of problem solving and deep thinking. It’s not necessarily an easy course to study but if you’re up for the challenge it can be extremely rewarding.
3) It’s a long road ahead.
Get ready for a long journey - you don’t stop learning. Ever. I don’t just mean get ready for 5-7 years of formal education - I mean get ready to learn every single day for the rest of your life. Architects, or good architects, never stop learning. Something my dad always tells me is to improve in any little way, every single day. Doing so, you’re becoming a better person and you’re changing your life for the better. Get ready for a long degree, followed by a long profession of learning and experimenting with new things.
4) There’s no “set way” of doing things. Try new things and experiment.
Architecture is subjective. There’s no set-in stone way of designing or doing things. Those students who are most successful in architecture school are the ones who step outside their comfort zone, step away from what everyone else is doing and experiment with their own ideas and ways of doing things.
5) Those who practice outside of their formal education do best.
Architecture school, and any formal education really, are made to teach generalised information for the masses. If you want to gain specialised skills and learn something difficult that others aren’t, you need to practice architecture outside of your university degree. You need to push yourself to better yourself in ways others aren’t. That’s how you create opportunities for yourself and strive to be a better person.
6) Don’t get discouraged by other’s experiences from school.
Social media is filled with architecture memes and comments from other students, complaining how they don’t get any sleep, they don’t have any money, they haven’t learnt anything. Don’t let other people’s experiences discourage you from studying architecture. If you stick to your own guns and stay in your own lane. Focus on bettering yourself every single day in every single way - you’ll find yourself getting better and better. Don’t let what everyone else is doing influence you and your thoughts.
7) The more time you spend on a project, the better it’s going to be. But your design will never be finished.
I’ve found that the more time you spend on something, the better you’re going to be at it. If you were to put students’ grade into a chart against how much time they spend on their classes - you’d see a direct correlation between the amount of time they spend on it to the grade they get. The more time you spend, the higher the grade. You need to be able to manage your time and not leave everything for the last minute. And again, this is something you’ll learn with experience.
8) You must be a good listener.
Architecture is very much about listening. If you don’t listen, you can’t design to the client’s brief, you can’t work with engineers, surveyors, builders and other contractors, you can’t make the changes your teachers are suggesting. If you’re a good listener, you’ll go very far.
9) Just say yes.
There’s nothing stopping you from doing a semester and then dropping out. You have plenty of time. If you’re 17 years old or 47 years old, you’re not even halfway through your life. You’ve got plenty of time. Don’t think that you’ll be wasting 6 months of your life for trying architecture school. It’s an experience nonetheless and if you think you’ll enjoy it - just say yes and give it a go. Having this give it a go mentality will take you far in anything you do in life, so it’s worth adopting this mindset.
I hope someone finds this helpful. Good luck everyone and thanks for the video Nat!
thank you for watching Kyle!! I cannot agree with your 6th point and 8th point more. Definitely essential for survival!!
Thank you for taking the time to write everything out!! There is a lot of good takeaways here(:
P.S. I haven't had time yet to watch your new documentary but I will catch up this weekend!! Cannot wait cannot wait!
Such motivating words, thanks for that! I’ll study architecture next year in Germany and I’m so excited and can’t wait for it:)
I agree with nr6, almost frightened by what ive seen on tje internet haha.
Thank you so much , miss
You inspired me to be one of architect profession and yes i am a good listener.
@@idaswim hey since your comment is an year old are you pursuing architecture in germany?
As an architect with a masters degree, I couldn’t agree more! You just got yourself a new subscriber!
awh thank you so much!!!(: Welcome!
If you are with masters at archiect, what are you doing watching this video?
@@Daniel-io1ym I wanted to see what she had to say about Architecture as a major and she nailed it. Do you have a problem with that?
*Sips tea*
Where can I learn how to make an architecture board using photoshop or indesign
It seems like architecture school is the same everywhere 😭 I’m majoring in architecture here in Brazil and can relate 100% with what you said, especially everybody going out on weekends and we having to stay home to finish a project
it sucks doesn't it??!):
garota pelo amor de deus não fala isso KKKKKKKK
I graduated in B.Arch last month in India... At one point you realize just how much your perspective on things changed because of your major and its mind blowing!🤯
@@UnravelingArchitectureBut is it worth it tho
In Suriname we have something that we call a studying party.
all my classmates come to the party to study in it
I have started studying architecture this year but dropped out because of my poor mental health. However I still want to go back to it when i'm better!! I don't see myself doing anything else.
İ hope you do it
me sitting here watching this in the first semester of architecture while learning how to work with AutoCAD 😐
awh it's okay! It takes a bit to learn the softwares trust me!
Let talk light weight economy friendly structural tiny homes
I don't know why but hearing you and seeing you talk about architecture makes me really happy
(‘’’:
I didn't even read the comment the profile pic said it all
Let talk light weight economy friendly structural tiny homes
beginning arch students: check on depop for individual supplies too, lots of people who think they're gonna get into art or have too many supplies
that model making thing is a mood too
im a freshman studying architecture and i have noticed a lot of people in my studio have some sort of high ego. i am a person willing to hear constructive criticism without my feelings getting involved but some people in my studio can’t bear to hear other peoples opinions, its hard for me to connect with them and knowing how important it is to make connections it really scares me…
Ayeee I’m 20 yrs old & on my 2nd yr of studying architecture! But it’s been hard because I’m always practically a father to my siblings & helping my mother pay bills so it’s alrdy been a hard start, but my commitment is SUPER STRONG
I have 6 kids i feel ya but I’m with it too
I pray you’re still at it!
@@autumnonpurpose 🙌🏽ty
"Who is le corbusier??" 😂😂been there
completely butchered his name pronunciation day 1 of class lol
Yo, now im proud of myself 😂
@@UnravelingArchitecture Lmao!!! Yours was the pronounciation???Mine was the spelling 🤣🤣still had to check if i got it right after typing my comment.
@@sobirahakanni3263 😂
Oo my goshhh I know very well 😂😂
I’m a junior in high school and my whole life my dream has been to be a architect but I just keep losing motivation I’m really scared I won’t succeed and just waste my time and spend money I also feel like I’m not prepared I don’t know what I need to be in college or anything do you have a video about anything like this???
Oh no! Seriously don't exclude architecture from your life with the fear of not having success in your future. I have a couple other videos on the channel about majoring in architecture you can check out (should you major in architecture: th-cam.com/video/3_Sctj69pVA/w-d-xo.html ) I also did a pros and cons list for architecture (th-cam.com/video/pPkStojzUak/w-d-xo.html )
Seriously do not knock it til you try it!! There is so so much I love about architecture and couldn't imagine studying anything else!! I don't have any motivational videos on architecture but perhaps I'll make one (: It's a fantastic field and a great major ~ I love it.
I feel you and I am already on my second year college,. I am just taking my general courses first. But it does make me rethink if this is the career for me.
Hey, so first of all, it's ok to feel like this and sometimes it's not bad to think this way because it makes you consider so many other options that can be so great for you. I was literally on the same boat as you and idk if you wanna read my response (it's kinda lengthy) but if you do, hopefully it helps.
My whole high school years I wanted to be an architect, that's all I worked for. I did a bunch of art/design courses and calculus in HS so I could get the most basics down for the design side and the math side. I applied to a school in NY and got accepted, as well some in my home state, but for some reason at the very end, I just started to feel like maybe architect wasn't for me (which actually broke my heart and made me very upset for my 1st year of college). I ended up going into college doing my generals first, I was undecided in my major, then I thought maybe I wanted to do Graphic Arts & Design, after another 2 more semesters I realized I still wasn't really happy with my almost decided major (Graphic Arts & Design).
With the start of the pandemic I had time to kind of slow down and really think. After much thought I finally realized one thing, I've always liked the idea of business since I was young, and since I had already done a lot of calculus I decided that I wanted to do a business major in Finance. Now in my first semester doing business courses, I finally feel happy, but most of all, excited to learn which is the way I felt before becoming a senior in high school. Getting back that feeling of excitement and desire to learn is what made me realize that business is what I want to do.
So don't worry, things always work out. Maybe architect is for you and you're just nervous, but maybe these thoughts can help you see that the possibilities are endless and there's so much this world offers. Really think about how you feel and maybe that can help you. Anyways, I wish you the best and may you do great this year and your senior year! Good luck! (:
@@Nina-856 I am so glad I’m not alone I am also in my second year and I’m really struggling to decide 😭
Never give up
I'm 61, and architecture has always been my passion. I would still go back to school and study it if I get the chance. Btw, I love your videos!
I'm going to be 60 this year and I'm in the same boat. It's been what I have always wanted to do. As well as engineering. But life gets in the way and makes you have to get a job. Maybe after I retire. I'm trying to design my dream retirement home now.
Also 61. Also passionately love architecture. Stupid high school counselor talked me out of going into architecture.
@@acuteteacher i feel like my counsellor is going to do the same 😭😭
21 years old here. Studying mechanical engineering at eth zurich, and there were at least 2 people older than 60 participating in the exams:) so go for it!
@@basil5863 Thanks for your encouragement! However, I am a retired chemistry and physics teacher and I am loving retirement. I am hoping to do some remodeling on my home to my own design which might satisfy my old itch.
My boyfriend wants to be an architect and sometimes he doubts himself so I’ve been helping him do his research and your video was great!! You explained everything so well and I can’t wait to show it to him because he would be an amazing architect. 😊
Happy to help!(:
Respect to you for supporting your boyfriend like that. I'm having to do all this research myself lmaooo
@@secretagentkay5670 you can do it!!
@@perez_isabel No I can't. I need to find a girl friend to do it for me lmaoo
I initially went to school for arch. b/c someone talked me out of going for English/writing. I loved it, although I slept in my studio most of the time lol! But it wasn't my 'path' and so here I am 10 years later getting my master's in English and writing lol It's crazy.
sounds like a similar situation to mine. always had an interest in architecture but decided not to do it and go into tourism and events, now im a 3 month internship off of graduating, with plans to pursue architecture after
What made you leave the field?
I am also torn between studying english and architecture
@@metamorphosis6061 i studied english and applied linguistics and now im going back for architecture lol
@@moodieforhoodie and I plan on studying law😭
I love how honest this is! Your passion for architecture is really evident and hearing these things makes me ever more excited to get started. Definitely guilty of saying yes to everything too....there are so many interesting extra-curriculars you can do in college I wonder how realistic it is to have hobbies outside of archi at all aha.
@@UnravelingArchitecture Haha thank yous:)
Haha i'm sure you're right - there's a whole wealth of archi student productivity hacks videos to be made for sure!
Super insightful!! Thanks, Architecture is definitely something I’ve wanted to do, for some time now it’s really something I want to pursue. It’s seemed very intimidating coming fresh out of high school but I would really love to give a go and fuel my passion for creating and building.😊
wow! this is the best vid and definitely brings back memories to studio days. I did not stick with architecture but loved design and chose interiors. Number 13 on your list is absolutely true, everywhere I go I look and critique a space and Italy is gorgeous the architecture is breathtaking and if you have friends and fam like I do they will love the lectures on all the architecture...or not lol 😁😊
Love your videos and they are extremely accurate. I love the field and what it offers.
I love this so much! I'm currently in my 4th year of architecture school and this was so relatable! It's so refreshing to see that I'm not the only one who gets wavering motivation or struggles with model making. Thank you for being so honest!
This was honestly the most helpful video ever! I completely agree that you constantly question whether it's going to be right for you, but at the end of the day if you are a creative, it's probably going to be a lot of fun :-)
Great tips girl! The school supplies point is so true!! I had Bought a whole kit for my interior design studio classes (per school recommendations 🙄) and didn’t use half of it 😂🙂
So glad I wasn't the only one that went through these things! Even with all the research I did before my first year, I definitely wasn't ready. Better prepared for second year I think
"Studying architecture has opened a whole new world and and so many doors for me, and I am so exited to see what the future has is in store for me."
That rhymed XD.
Still very wise and informative though.
Great comments. I'm also a graduate of OSU, class of 1970 with a B.S. in Architectrue (I think that I may have been the first to go that route). M.Architecture from Clemson University, 1980. I'm now 74 and still at it. Currently, I'm designing a 20k sf museum for our county. I've worked for medium-sized architectural firms, very large firms, but the most enjoyable and by far the most time was as the principal of my own practice. I kid my friends who ask, "Why aren't you retired?' I'm having too much fun. You will find that you can identify work-around practices which your clients will never know about - don't take that route. Do the best that you can with everything that you do from designing that ADA compliant restroom to designing that vast atrium lobby. It's not been work. I've had fun all my life. Enjoy the journey. Good luck to you. It goes by way too fast. Hey! I could have been a dentist - yuck!
No. 16 got me right in the feels, I thought I was the only one feeling this, thank you for sharing^^
I'm applying for architecture this year! This is definitely the most useful video I saw for the "insight" purpose. Thank you so much! The more I look at it I feel that this might as well be the field I can take and enjoy
I'm 16, looking at videos about what are good majors for college. I checked out marine science, veterinary, - they were cool but it didn't peek my interest like architecture did. and so far architecture seems pretty cool! I like learning computer softwares that involve creating because it's fun although I'm not good at it! LOL and I'd actually be ok with learning more into that! My one concern would be things like how much math would I have to learn...... cuz...hunny I suck at that frfr
As a 2nd year (2nd semester) in architecture, it’s interesting to say the least. (I’m learning rhino right now and oh god the amount of commands) Over here we can’t be in studio but thankfully I decided to roommate with all architect buddies so we constantly bounce off of each other’s ideas. Definitely have some doubts about the major but only on deadline nights!
I love how easy u communicate and I can so relate.
Very honest and true video. I can relate so much to your point as a masters graduate from UK. I think the biggest challenge while studying architecture is time management and it requieres alot of sacrifices but it's all worth it when you see your ideas comes to life at the end.
Thank you so much!! I wanted to major in architecture and everyone has been saying it’s heartbreaking so this really made everything look a little more positive 😂
I graduate tomorrow with my BS in Interior Architecture. Going back in the fall for a dual masters in architecture and landscape. Everything you’ve said is so true, it’s a little scary but very comforting that everyone pretty much has the same experience 😂
3rd year architecture student there. I agree with all your points! I think I have experienced almost all the same things all you talked about! My back is terrible...and the social life thing is totally true...the romance thing is so true too! When somebody dares somebody else, EVERYBODY KNOWS! but I love architecture and I don’t regret anything about It :) sometimes you have those architecture identity crisis moments...but I was also one of those who changed from biomed to architecture...and I feel like I’m the happiest in architecture school :)
Great video! You seem to have so much passion for architecture, and we need more of that! Too many people underestimate the power of architecture, not just for functionality, but for well-being.
Also I studied Electrical Engineering at City College of New York, and one of the inside jokes my Engineering classmates and I had was that we NEVER saw any architecture majors and wonder if they even existed, even though we initially took the same classes. And it was because they were always studying constantly lol.
Consider yourself subscribed! :D
I graduated from college at 52 with a bachelor's in Interior Design. Your recollection of your college years sound very familiar. I couldn't be happier with deciding to enter the world of architecture and design.
thank you for making this! currently considering architecture. i found this super helpful. keep it up!
Glad it was helpful!(: Best wishes selecting a major!
Thank you for the video, very Informative when trying to learn as much as possible, but as always in learning anything you have to take it slow
You just made my dayy!!! I am studying Architecture and I was just in a moment that I was no more motivated , but you made me realise how beautiful it is even that it is hard! so far everything said by you is 100% true😍
Damn it, I'm getting frustrated with my plates so I took a break and saw this video. Thanks for this 10:53
The thing about the weekends is SO ACCURATE OMG like a weekend for architecture students is just an opportunity to work MORE😭
i guess this is the most honest video about architecture ive ever seen, after 2 years in majoring in architecture, i just found out that what happens in normal and i dont really have to quit, thank you i enjoyed it
Thank you for the 16th subject. I’m glad I’m not the only one and I’m sure there’s so many more others out there feeling the same way!
I just came across your channel because of this video and WOW. You're so full of life! Keep up the energy beautiful
Awh thank you so much (::
This comment made my whole day, thank you!
I got my Architecture degree in 1984 and it sounds like the academic experience hasn't changed much in almost 40 years. The one exception is the software. We didn't have any back then. We actially drew with pencils! Physical models were tough then too. We would typically do quick sketch models or study models for preliminary juries and a much more refined model for the final jury. Some of the 3D software now almost eliminates the need for a model. Good luck with your career.
Firstly I wanna say that i love your video! As an architecture graduate I can say that everything you said is completely accurate. One thing I do want to mention is that architectural education really does not prepare you for professional work. I think it’s important to mention because it could be assumed that studios are an emulation of the office environment and work culture, and maybe they were intended to be but they very much are not. Terms that sound so common place like gutter or rafter are surprisingly very scarce in architectural education. The main focus of the education is to shape the way you think in terms of design and the nitty gritty that is expected of you professionally is largely missed. I could rant about how I would reform the education but I would highly recommend to anybody considering this route to learn construction on your own, and I mean really learn it. Construction classes in architecture school will not cut it because studios suck the life out of you and make it really hard to focus on these secondary classes like construction and structures (although they are the forefront of realistic and professional work). So make sure to visit construction sites after hours and take tons of pictures and notes. Maybe work a job in construction after graduating for a little bit. Definitely watch TH-cam videos of all of the talented contractors and handymen (and women). These are slept on but invaluable resources, and I really wish I knew that.
Agree with all of this! The discounted kits during the first year may depend on school because I used mine all the time! Only weekends you get away from architecture is after reviews!
That’s really nice to see this bc I just apply to architecture! I hope it would be for me🤞🏼
I hope so too!!! Congrats on finishing your applications!
You concluded it really well I can relate with all of these points having completed my bachelor's degree in architecture.👍
Congrats on finishing your degree!!!!
hi,Nat❤💜I'm a highschool student and all your videos helped me a lot.Lots of love from me and I appreciate your effort in all your videos ❤btw I'm a huge fan of ur channel ,all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦you inspire me a lot😅.my love for architecture was sparked by you...😁❤
Great! I miss school now after working in the field for some time now. You’re points actually make me miss it. 🙃 love it. AND I want to go to Italy as well!!!!
I’m very curios about architecture cause my parents told me to futher my studies on this course.
My grades is good but it was not enough for me to become a doctor or an engineer, so here I am.
Good to know it’s a nice job.
I'm a 3rd year student and finally sth so relatable! I'm so glad youtube recommended me this absolutely amazing architecture related channel.
hiii haha awh thank you so much for watching and welcome((:
I love how relatable this is with I think all creative studies. I study interior design in The Netherlands and understand every point you discuss.
Yes!! I agree!! Architecture ad Interior Design have so many overlaps !!
Actually, I was looking forward to a video like this, rn I'm absolutely down to become an architect, it's time to grow up!
Thank you so much, I’m a Gr. 10 student debating on being an architect and this is somewhat helpful.
Glad it was helpful! Good Luck!
This video was so good! I’m looking to study architecture in the UK this year and I can’t wait after watching your video. Going through the ups and downs and meeting new people and learning new skills really sounds like a whole lot of fun to me. Thank you 😊
Hi Alfie!! That is great to hear!! And really exciting!! What school are you hoping to study at?
It's so fun! I'm so excited to hear that you're excited bahaha
@@UnravelingArchitecture Either the University of Sheffield, Cardiff or Lincoln if you've heard of any of those.
This video is very comforting for someone who is currently in school.
Love that we have to think though, keeps us on our toes
I study architecture in Kenya and damn I agree with everything you said 😭
I'm literally sitting and making a terrible model in my first year of Architecture and nodding away to your video praying I don't have to pull an all nighter tonight!!!!!😭
I finally feel like I'm not the only one suffering
Thankyou ❤️
Really useful and helpful natalie perri,fall in love with your name and your passion for architecture !!❤
Glad you liked it!(::
Thank you so much for the advices and motivations😘😘😘
honestly this is very reassuring. I'm planning to study architecture starting this fall and being the stressed, perfectionist, over-achiever I am, I've been doing a ginormous amount of research and I was, therefore, aware of most things you said. The most discouraging thing about it is that people doubt of my capacities (my friends and family), even though I genuinely think and feel like it's the right career path for me. It's heart-wrenching and I hate ending up doubting myself and my choices, before even starting my journey...but thanks to your videos, i think i'll be able to sort of put things into perspective:) thank you
hey! if its okay to ask, how did it go? is it hard, are you doing okay ahahaha just wanted to check on it lol
I'm in only my third week of first semester and we've already had to build three models so far in just one class.. Sleep no longer exists to me. I also double as my husband's full time caregiver so my life consists of school and taking care of him. What is free time? I'm also taking it online which I feel has made it way harder for me to get better at certain aspects that others oncampus work on in studio with other people to make at-the-time suggestions.
Let talk light weight economy friendly structural tiny homes
It gets easier and you get more jaded
Oh I’m so sorry - you’re really balancing a lot.
I recommend waking up early to knock out homework - there are limited distractions in the morning.
Set a “time limit” for yourself - so you aren’t killing yourself for a grade or a project. You have bigger things to worry about. Grades don’t necessarily matter. So yes, please get the work done, but I hope you can find a better balance and take care of yourself mentally and physically
It's amazing to see ur passion in ur major 😁 The way u talked about point 13 made me smile
hahaha awh! always happy to talk about the field(:
Nice work. I've been in the field for over 35 years. It's nice to see that some things haven't changed.
Haha I don't think things ever will - we'll always be sleep deprived!
I'm a senior in high school and have been interested in architecture for years now, this video was so helpful for getting a better idea of what majoring in architecture would look like! I so excited and terrified all at the same time!!!
Welcome to architecture!!!!!! You got this!! It rocks(:
Me on my third year, and having the courses online is even more of a challenge. & yes I can relate to everything you mentioned 🥲 I think one of the best things I did before going into the program, I travelled throughout Europe and when professors would talk about famous architectural buildings (I’ve been to a majority of ) and it was nice explaining my personal opinion 🥰
I'm so jealous of your traveling experiences!!! How amazing((: Best of luck with your classes! You got this!
Unraveling Architecture It’s been a great experience! The strangest thing is that in every city I visited I met architects and designers that focus in different areas ! There’s much more to explore 🤩
I've just started architecture and have been really unsure about whether its the right thing for me, but this video has comforted me. Thank you so much!!
You can do it!((:
i plan on taking the major in architecture in colege and this video is quite helpful to me
thanks to this i know one what to expect
Hey there! I am a landscape architecture student from Europe, and our field is extremely underappreciated in comparison to 'regular' architecture. So on top of agreeing with everything you said (because we deal with exactly the same stuff, it's the same major, after all, everything is just leafier and greener lol) we have to also deal with always being put down and being called gardeners. But I love it so much I wouldn't change my major for the world! Love your videos btw.! Can't wait for more.
yes I got that feeling a lot whenever I talked to a frustrated landscape architecture student. I don't understand why hahah landscape architects do work that "regular" architects can't so it doesnt seem right to me. Anyways you are much more than a "gardener" don't let the haters get you down(:
Im in third year and I can’t agree more
Oh my... I just find my long time seeked honest, original and inspiring person linked to architecture study. I was soo waiting for someone like you! Ah! Thank you for being here. What you said about the history or architecture, I'm feeling the same. I had the pleasure to have a semester abroad in Italy, and girl... it was just like how you described it. Also I'm living in Europe, so not that big of a deal, but the feeling is the same.
Fanni!! Thank you for this comment!! I will say having an interest in traveling and experiencing the world and other cultures will help anyone thrive in architecture! It’s great to hear that you’ve been studying abroad and learning more about architecture!!(:
Welcome!! I’m so happy you’re here and happy to help out(:
As someone who wants to major in architecture, this was really helpful. Thank you for sharing these tips!
Of course!
This was such a great video! I'm a high school senior who chose to major in architecture and a lot of TH-cam videos about this field are kind of negative and pessimistic. But I love your honesty and your holistic perspective; now I'm actually excited to do architecture school and hopefully study abroad in Europe!
Right every video is negative and it be coming from actual all architects
16!!! I always wonder if architecture is still my calling
Love this video!!😍 I'm a first year interior architecture student and I am a new subscriber now i think your channel is now my favorite ❤ keep going 💪
Welcome!! Thank you so much!!!
I’m a junior in high school and I really think Architecture is the career for me, it sounds so fun, your videos have really helped me
This was honestly so nice to hear someone outside of my network talk about our major. Thank you for sharing this, I am currently in the biggest creative block/unmotivated in my second to last semester in the architecture program and I was starting to think it wasn’t for me. Just having you remind me that it’s okay to go through that and to compare myself to everyone else makes me feel better and reminds me why I chose it in the first place thank you!!
You got this!(: Best of luck to you!!!
I feel exactly the same haha
What made you switch from interior designing?
I am planning to pursue interior designing so could you please let me know the disadvantages and the problems you faced
Thank you. informative and valuable content. all the best :) Just keep going
just graduated from architecture, going to go to grad school for interior design and I love your channel
This actually cured my depression!
thanks for this video! You balanced positive and negative aspects really nicely and it feels like you give a very realistic impression of what it's like to study architecture :)
You're so welcome!(:
5:36
Just a little recommendation of mine,
If you don't mind....
Try to make the floors bigger, so you can paste the walls onto it
Try to make the vertical walls a little thicker, so there is more stability(do it's easier to glue)
Also
Thanks for the vid
It is gonna help me decide my career ltr in life
Thanks!
for sure agree with number 8!! i’m able to watch a surprisingly amount of tv shows, youtube videos etc.
I’ll be graduating this April and i wish i watched this before starting the major! It was lot of fun tho!!
Congratulations on your upcoming graduation!! It is fun that's for sure and a great new way to express yourself(:
And now I'm here when I'm in my senior year
What school do you go to? How exciting!
Thank you for this video. I hope you go to Italy and have the time of your life.
Hello fellow Architecture Grad! I hold a Bachelor of Architectural Science Degree from Ryerson University in Toronto Canada. Your explanations took me down memory lane of when I studied Architecture! It's a great breakdown of the details that come along when you are an Architectural student. I just made a video my self about what I've done with a degree in Architecture so far. It's something that might interest you as well. I'm about 20 years into my career at this point so I've had a wide variety of experiences over the years! Keep up the great videos! By the way, I suffered with insomnia for years after studying Architecture. It took me almost 2 to 3 years after finishing the program before I could sleep somewhat normal again. But to this day I still find my self not able to sleep all night from time to time, my old Architecture student mind kicks in and just doesn't want to shut off! Cheers! :)
I'm going to second year Iin architecture and this is sooo RELATABLE!
Thank you! I'm studying at Newcastle University in the UK
Thank you!
I'm an architecture student here in Brasil!!! I loved your video! Here everything you said are the same LOL
Awesome! Thank you!(: Good luck studying this semester!
I'm a freshman student in college. You are very motivated to do learn so very helpful for me. Thank you for your amzaing and new videos.
Thank You , This is so insightful ✨✨✨
Lol, I can sign under every point, especially the model part. I remember it took me a whole week to make my first one, it was a wall-section of a two-storey timber frame residential house. When I showed it to my non-architecture friends they were like: THAT took you a WEEK? And I was like: you can't even imagine how much effort and research takes to make that piece of crap😂 but despite all the frustrations and sleepless nights, I wouldn't trade architecture for anything 💕
HAHAHA it's miserable and magical all at once lolol I'm sure we've allll been there!! Keep it up though!!
My dad graduated with PhD in architecture from one of the most prestigious schools in Italy. I thought, hey, why not, let's give it a try.
As I was in high school and looked at the bigger picture, I realized being an architecture means you are an artist... you have to be super creative.
And I got none of them... so glad I didn't major in it. I would have been an absolute failure.
I think you're a bit hard on yourself. Everyone is an artist at some point everyone thinks differently. That's art and that's creativity itself. Also that's the Idea of going into a school .. you learn .. and then you apply your ideas and thoughts and creativity into a project. How can you call yourself lacking something without even trying to search for it. Everyone is different. Everyone can be an artist. It's not a fixed thing. You can't call yourself a doctor without getting a M. D degree.. that's understandable. But you can't call yourself not an artist without even giving yourself the chance of wonder and imagination
@@olarashad8189 Sorry, I am just shit in that department. I've a huge blockage in my head that cannot be unlocked unfortunately. I've come to accept my limitations.
@@valeenoi2284 you remind me so much of myself it makes me terrified. To be honest, i came here to say that in a way I'm also saying this to myself. But you're right. But you're also wrong. You gotta be skeptical. You ought that to yourself at least. You gotta ask the hard questions. What if you're just afraid. Mind always looks for the easy and short paths, if the mind think conveniencing you that you have a blockage so that won't get you to hardwork. It'll do that. You gotta be skeptical about any choice you're going to take and you gotta always try. Life is all about trying and making your own roads
This is some fantastic content. I’m a first year and I’m appreciative. 💪🏾
I appreciate that!! Good luck in your first year(: