Luqmanul Hakim Ty :3

I'm still at high school but i can relate

Luqmanul Hakim I’m doomed I need help

Rules to successful time management: - don’t procrastinate, if you were good at high school doing this then don’t have it after leaving because remember just because you get accepted doesn’t mean you should celebrate hard and forget the reason why you got there -Know your limits so focus energy on getting tasks done one at a time then taking at least a 10 minute break -Practice working with your hands whether it’s the computer software you’ll be using (Rhino, AutoCAD, Illustrator, etc.) or drafting or putting together your printed work -Go to sleep, wake up early, then do some exercise or at least stretch (this gets you motivated for long work ahead and it releases stress by getting your heart pumping) -Prep your meals and bring it in, the studio is your new home -And finally, and this one is the important one, don’t make a habit of looking at the clock every few minutes, during this time you can find shortcuts or ways to finish small work that’s off to the side

This is true ,what is your advice for time management in school projects?

Same !! 😅

They ain't lie, architecture school is very challenging. Most of the time your design got rejected again and again while the deadline come closer. Sometime you don't sleep like 2-3 days at all (in my case) and i started to questioning my sanity after day 3.

Huhu hahaha

@@syahmiqawiem couldnt you say thag for some 5-7 years😂😅😅😅

Same !!

what school do you go to ?

NyTesia Streeter im dying

@@geshapinol9542 Yea, I'm currently in the last semester of my 4th year and it's hell haha! Haven't slept in a 8 days.

N st. Don’t exaggerate pls no way you didnt sleep for 8days

I finished Architecture at the top of my class from one of the best colleges and those were the most stressful days of my life. I had a non existent social life and didn't get any time to pursue my other interests, didn't make enough friends. Ah man, it's like you have got to choose , either be great at your work or live life. No one gets the best of both worlds. I actually mastered time management during those years cause I could never give up on sleep but let me tell you, I had time to do absolutely nothing else. Felt so lonely.

that's awesome, best of luck!! i'm currently studying interior architecture and design. ^^

Sanshine thank u! :) as of now, i'm actually torn between multimedia arts and architecture but it's okay i have more time to think about it HAHAHA and HEY THAT'S COOL!!!! my mom told me she wanted to study interior architecture and design when she was little. best of luck with that fam!!!!! :)

kayla I was torn between Architecture and Interior hahah but the latter interested me more so I went for that one (it was quite last minute too!) Awww that's nice! And thank you!! It's gonna be a long 3.5 years hahah I've only finished my first semester c:

Sanshine WOAH FAM CONGRATS ON FINISHING SEMESTER AND WISH U ALL THE BEST!!!! and i just now realized that you're an army because of your icon omg hi jdhdjf

kayla THANK YOU!!! It was filled with so much stress, depression and anxiety asdfg I'm so glad it's done ;; WISHING YOU THE BEST FOR THE FUTURE! And yes asdfg better not talk about that here though hahah twitter's the best for that 😂😂👌🏻

feel you :))

Tanima Sonar yes that's true. It seems to always happen every single project.

Yep, architecture is probably the most overrated/romanticized field.

I’m 14 and taking notes lmao.

exactly lol Im studying architecture in TU Berlin and it is not as sweet and exciting as in this video.. it is so often the case that we spend 2 whole days in the studio literally

MI u really scared me.... I thought of taking up architecture but now I'm not so sure..

Aashir Dupak same

Damn you’re really negative. How’s architect life going for you?

TheLewisma the op is stating facts though. If you don’t have a very string passion for it, you will struggle. It’s the same in school as well as in the professional world. Insane amount of work for mediocre pay. One has to be absolutely crazy about architecture to actually enjoy it.

I should have seen this comment one year ago :// now I am fucked

Pinay?

What did I just read

Flubber Gubber why is it so time consuming exactly?

@@harrygibbons9851 because you have to plan out several little details. Plus it's all hand modeling/or rendering which takes up a lot of times. And everything needs to be planned out percisely. And many factors can change aswell so you have to keep making changes to ur design

Then you aren't the right person to become an architect ;-)

Zannatul Nila yeah it’s a trap but good luck

If you're more interested in the arts, I say go for art major. But if you like planning, constructing, and building buildings or any technical stuff, then go for architecture. Architecture does deal with design and creative elements, but it also deals with of lots of logical thinking, math, science as well. You have to be REAL passionate to have the stamina and endure the rigorous coursework. So if you know you're good in areas like that, architecture might be just right for you. I'm in my first semester of architecture. Not enjoying it one bit. I'm pretty good in drawing too so needless to say, I was pretty disillusioned going into Architecture. Figured art major is more suitable for me. Really think about what you really want to do and whether you're able to stick with it until the end.

should be easy, it needs math snd lots of calculations

yes

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its challenging no doubt.... things get a little worst in the job sector...but is a passion based programme. for the bravehearted

Well it absolutely is. So no doubt you should make sure you really are driven otherwise you are just going to lose time, money and sooo much energy, just to quit somewhere along the way ^^ But if you really like it, it is one of the most fulfilling job in the world :)

ZelineZed I'm not one to quit so loll

Peter Johnny Tenay but your second guessing your self ??

li pa fasil non, its very hard field. Hard part is finding a job.

Yes, pursuing it as a career too.

Jhonsx Buhorado yes

Go to architecture school or a school that has both Arch and ID. There are schools in the US that have Interior Arch, but an Arch degree with a minor in ID will generally hold more weight if you can't find that major.

It's like sleeping for 3 hours a day

To me, someone who is not passionate about this major, going into it was dreadful. I was indecisive whether i want to go into architecture or not but now I know for sure it's not for me. From what I've seen, I think that most who are content with being in this field is highly passionate about it (sure thing). So their love for architecture is what really drive them to work harder and endure any challenges. You can be terrible at it but still push through and get better, that if you know for sure this is right for you. If not, you'd just end up treating the work load like a restless chore.

Your Vloger Im going to tell you, if you have problems with math it's probably because you weren't taught correctly. try see math from other point of view. And yeah, they are kind of important in Architecture, but if you really want to be an Architect, it'll be easier.

Anaid Rojas Do you need to be a good drawer to be an Architect

David Torres no. I've researched this question a lot because I'm not good at drawing either and from asking architects I personally know they have all said no. Nowadays a lot of architecture planning is done on CAD and 3D printing. That's not to say you don't have to draw but being taught how to draw what you want using the right tools will make it a lot easier.

do you have to be good in math?

I almost failed Algebra 1 my freshman year of high school. I’m a senior now and I’m in a legitimate College Algebra class. I’m a whole grade ahead of what’s recommended. It might not be impressive to some people but I find it hard to believe that I was able to step up my game so much. I concluded that my brain was not ready for algebra, and I struggled in class because I couldn’t comprehend the curriculum. I don’t know your situation, but it’s 100% possible for you to get better at math if you really want it. Don’t let one little thing change your whole life. There are ample amounts of resources out there to help you improve. Good luck

Ninja Warrior Architecture is about having a vision and shaping it into a beautiful story. I myself am studying architecture. school of architecture will teach you computer skills and sharpen your drawing skills and theres nothing to worry about if you are passionate about architecture :).

navyanav thanks, but how long does it need to be an architect?

Ninja Warrior143 5 yrs

Same here😢...but i luv this field...

Selena Schneider true

yes

yes

Right

For you it is, but maybe not for other people

Zannatul Nila decide at your own risk.. I'm currently a third year student in architecture and I assure you it's a living hell.