Hi Dave desai...am an architect student am gonna graduate this year this year, am only left with one semester....I would love to contact and talk to you and ask you for some advice if you are willing

You don’t need to be crazy good at math to be an excellent architect, you got it!

I’m also 16 and I have the same passion for architecture. Although I’m good in math I am not good in drawing. Is that going to be a problem?

All the best bro 👍🏻

Wish you best buddy 💪🏾

@@nachosav1478 never!! They will teach you how do draw in the first 2 years, then you will start with the digital programs

I am a 3rd year architecture student and I became inspired towards architecture when I was around your age. Are you prepared for how hard it is to succeed? My first year class was 175 students strong and now after completing 2 years we are down to less than 50 students. The graduating 5th years only had 22 kids finish. Many of the professors will do everything in their power to put you down and make you feel like you can't make it. Even if you work ahead of the class the professor will simply make you redo work to make slight improvements. To be a successful architect, you must be an extremely hard working optimistic masochist. Be prepared to have either no friends outside of studio or be prepared to barely pass if you do. My dad has a highschool friend of his who is getting ready to retire, and calculated based on the number of projects× the number of hours in each project he worked on average 60 hours a week his whole life. If I had known it would be like this, I would not have gone into architecture.

You will be depending on your parents for many years after you get out of school as it is a slow building career. Remember how he referred to 30 year olds as being very young, unseasoned architects. I will be done with school by the time I am 23 and it is scary to think it will be another 7 years after that before I will start to get any traction in the industry. If you are a woman you also have to think that you will not be able to have children until you have established yourself as an architect (around age 35) unless you want to see your career go right out the window.

@ruslana shisha Because it's the conclusion I've come up with. I keep coming back to being positive because of minor victories, but the downsides are soul crushing. I could make more as a construction manager for 1/3 work load. I just want to be able to leave work to get married and have children without it ruining my career. I want to have a social life. I've been outcast by my peers, and I hate the countless hours of working alone with no one to turn to for help.

@ruslana shisha just what I've heard from people in the industry. Most people are not a Bjarke Ingles or a Zaha Hadid. To be a starchitect you have to devote your everything to architecture and be gifted as well. Most people will spend much of their career detailing other people's designs, and it takes forever to be successful enough to actually make a worthwhile income.

@ruslana shisha Btw, I want to say thank you for the encouragement. I do believe I am quite talented but at the end of the day there are always people better than you. Also like I said, it really sucks once all of your friends are kicked out of the program. Like I still have acquaintances, but everyone has someone else that they are closer with, so I'm kinda just the odd ball out. I get shoehorned in with random people whenever there is a group assignment, so I'm either out of the loop or the one doing all the work. It just really sucks to not have anyone you feel like you could turn to.

Getting real fuckin tired of ol' bill gates sticking his nose in just about everything he's no expert in.

they don't even have a degre...

But LeBron tho

Hello!! I wanted to know if you’re currently in school for architecture? And how is it going? :)

@@nathaliev.3425 yes! Im currently in an architectural school. I cant tell u how much im enjoying it! We do get a lot of assignments but i think thats ok because we wasted almost a year now! We do a hell lot of drawing and craft. It mostly creative:)

That's crazy same I'm 13 too

@@snehalmistry7404 same I’m 13 too

Wascally Wabbit u also only make like 70k a year while a barbershop can make up to 60-100k a year and is way easier to start

U need to consult a chancellor to help build your confidence.Confidence is one of d main keys to success.The more confident you are,d more successful u become in life

y como vas?

Have you succeed???

Yes I know that by that I meant to be able to go to my dream college..

rah leigh.. Please first belive yourself... Set gole before you go to study this architecture. Make a study chart... Work for your goal project... Goal must be a heigh end. When your goal is low rated by yourself it will change your life into lower than your current life. So be prepared for for goal and make a aim on this mind goal

As he said "age is only a limit in your mind". I wish you all the best!

its never too late! In architecture school, I had a classmate who worked as a structural engineer and enrolled in architecture school at 42. Now he co-owns an architectural firm with one of our previous mentors in college :)

I suggest you start planning your timeline. I think since we're starting a little late we will have to start putting on the field of practice in the timeline. Say internship during summer breaks and all that. Nothing is impossible as long as you keep your mind at it.

Work for you, do our own building

I am 12 too and I am already researching about architecture lol

@@rrandomclipsss same haha

Muhammad pls may i get to know u.

Κι εγώ τα ιδια😅

As long as you're not dead, you're good.

@@lewis1180 lmao

I'm 24 may take 15 years

One million dollar.

Not much

alabi sunday as you set your goal in clear plan you can be a millionaire

Million what??? Cents?? You idiot😂😂😂