Tutorials, resources and insight to help you navigate architectural education and a creative career.

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.

Learning new skills is the best thing you can do as a student or graduate. Skill-building isn't just about taking a new course or trying something well outside of your comfort zone.

This guide is aimed at architecture students starting out with Adobe InDesign. It covers 5 key aspects in detail for absolute beginners. For architecture students, it can be a great way to organise your portfolio or design projects.

As a creative freelancer, the last thing I want limiting me are tools. Some make my life so much easier, others I could not run my business without, but I’m sure most of you are also on a budget, which is why it’s an extra cherry on top that all the tools mentioned below are completely free

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.

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

Keeping a sketchbook is one of many traits of an architect or architecture student, or any design student as a matter of fact. Your sketchbook is the go to outlet for any kind of ideas or notes.

The jump from BArch to studying MArch is overwhelming to say the least. If you've managed to have a typical 'year out' working in practice, you'll be even further distanced from the academic side of architecture.

To be completely honest, there was a lot I didn't know when I started architecture. I was pretty much going into it blind, having done little research and no real support throughout sixth form. I was the only person in my school to apply for architecture (and design in general really).