Helping you navigate architecture in a holistic way

Coming fresh out of university often feels like the beginning of a new chapter and the new possibilities job-hunting can bring you.

Adding textures in Photoshop doesn't need to be a long, complicated process. In fact, it's a simple case of image manipulation.

Is your computer running slower than usual or want to start an easy maintenance routine? then look no further

If you've been following this blog for a while, you'll know that I am obsessed with Notion and all its applications. I first started using Notion in March 2020

Hi, my name is Radhika. I find myself between architecture and management. I am trained as an architect by profession and have worked in established firms in India and the Netherlands.

Hello again all. Today we are progressing further beyond the basic technical skills that often seem to be avoided while we are studying and into the realms of more legislative aspects of being an architect.

No this isn't an ancient secret, there are no acronyms, no kind of formula or set of steps to follow to get more done.

In 8 years of studying to become an architect, I cannot recall a single time I heard someone get excited by the prospect of group work. Instead, most people tended to sigh and moan and generally have a good old gripe. I

Presenting anything is tough. You have to stand up in front of a bunch of people, sometimes people you’ve only just met, and convince them that your ideas are good. It is also an incredibly useful skill, not just in architecture but in life. I

My name is Ben, I am a (very) recently registered architect. I can finally call myself an architect after years of study. And yet, after all that time, three universities, multiple jobs, and chats with other students from various places, I still feel there are some things (in this case, drawing and computers) that we just aren’t taught at architecture school.

It's no secret that we're the generation who are supposed to be knowledgeable and in-sync with the quirks and requirements of social media. But as aspiring architects how can we use it to our advantage?

I left university having been sold the idea that my year out would be this fabulous year of relaxation, inspiration and rainbows and, after a very trying third year, I could not wait!