Once graduating, you will soon realise how valuable having arange of skills is. It doesn’t have to be specifically software or even architecture-relatedbut something that may be valuable in any kind of workplace.

When I started senior year, I decided to pursue a master’s of architecture right after graduation. I started hunting down the tests I need to take, the list of universities that I could apply for, the programs available, and whether I should apply for a scholarship. All the planning went steady for a while until the pandemic hit.

We’ve all been thinking about productivity in the wrong way. This buzzword that’s made it’s way into office culture and university has been around for some time but doesn’t quite hold the same weight or meaning anymore.

Hello, I'm Theo Jones from Green Mat Workshop and part of the hiring team at Architecture for London. I review hundreds of applications each year, so I hope my employer-side insight can assist you with your upcoming job search.

In the past year, have you stopped to organise, reset and clarify your digital workspace? For many of us, our computers, laptops and Zoom home screens have become our primary workspaces but it can be incredibly powerful to make sure that these are working for you in a productive manner.

Even though hiring season is over or about to be over, it’s not too late to build your digital leverage.

About six years ago I started working at an architecture practice as a Part 2 at a big London practice.

Observational sketches and quick conceptual sketching is very important in the design process; it allows you to quickly draw ideas, concepts, site sections and views, allowing you to kick start your creative brain and get straight into the design process.

We’re sure you’ve heard of the standard questions that every interviewer will supposedly ask you. In fact, I was given a list of such questions in order to prepare for an interview. Let me tell you that the list didn’t come in use at all.