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

Portfolio
Why momentum is your strongest portfolio asset
The reason why I say this is an asset is because I view momentum as having the same importance as the projects or drawings or images you put in your portfolio. We often obsess for far too long over which image of the technical model to include - often resulting in putting both in which is another problem for another time - and miss out on cruical opportunities in the name of ‘developing a portfolio of work’.
03 Oct' 25

Portfolio
How to design a CV for shortened attention spans
You know how the typical advice and ‘exclusive’ insight you get about CVs is that they’re only viewed for about 2-3 seconds. I find that notion must be even more difficult with people having even shortened attention spans. At this rate, are they even looking past the first practice listed in your experience section?
03 Oct' 25

Productivity
Hiring Season Is Ending, Here's How to Stand Out and Get Hired Before It's Too Late
Hiring season in the built environment doesn’t quite operate like other industries. Paired with the heightened level of competition, global economy and an outdated system, this often puts graduates at a disadvantage.
03 Oct' 25

Productivity
Core Habits That Will Shape Your Future Architecture Career
Students are often at an interesting point in their lives, often described as a new season or chapter.
03 Oct' 25

Professional
Why Architecture Students Need to Be on LinkedIn
It’s a no-brainer that LinkedIn is the platform for professionals including architects. LinkedIn is wonderful for more than just making connections.
03 Oct' 25

Productivity
Why Knowing How to Google Makes You a Better Architecture Student
Learning a new software is never easy or quick. In fact, I’m still learning how to use Adobe programs even though I consider myself quite familiar with the array of tools and workflow.
03 Oct' 25

Education
Why Mega-Drawings Are Worth the Effort in Architecture School
Architectural representation is a visual method that architects use heavily to put forward their ideas and designs. It can range from something as simple as a paper model to a detailed mega-drawing.
03 Oct' 25

Productivity
Why Slowing Down Actually Makes Architecture Students More Productive
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.
03 Oct' 25

Wellbeing
Why Wellbeing Is Non-Negotiable in Architecture School
The first skill I had to learn was how to work all day long. But this wasn’t studying in the traditional method with books, it was learning how to design and construct projects.
03 Oct' 25

Portfolio
Why momentum is your strongest portfolio asset
The reason why I say this is an asset is because I view momentum as having the same importance as the projects or drawings or images you put in your portfolio. We often obsess for far too long over which image of the technical model to include - often resulting in putting both in which is another problem for another time - and miss out on cruical opportunities in the name of ‘developing a portfolio of work’.
03 Oct' 25

Portfolio
How to design a CV for shortened attention spans
You know how the typical advice and ‘exclusive’ insight you get about CVs is that they’re only viewed for about 2-3 seconds. I find that notion must be even more difficult with people having even shortened attention spans. At this rate, are they even looking past the first practice listed in your experience section?
03 Oct' 25

Productivity
Hiring Season Is Ending, Here's How to Stand Out and Get Hired Before It's Too Late
Hiring season in the built environment doesn’t quite operate like other industries. Paired with the heightened level of competition, global economy and an outdated system, this often puts graduates at a disadvantage.
03 Oct' 25

Productivity
Core Habits That Will Shape Your Future Architecture Career
Students are often at an interesting point in their lives, often described as a new season or chapter.
03 Oct' 25

Professional
Why Architecture Students Need to Be on LinkedIn
It’s a no-brainer that LinkedIn is the platform for professionals including architects. LinkedIn is wonderful for more than just making connections.
03 Oct' 25

Productivity
Why Knowing How to Google Makes You a Better Architecture Student
Learning a new software is never easy or quick. In fact, I’m still learning how to use Adobe programs even though I consider myself quite familiar with the array of tools and workflow.
03 Oct' 25

Education
Why Mega-Drawings Are Worth the Effort in Architecture School
Architectural representation is a visual method that architects use heavily to put forward their ideas and designs. It can range from something as simple as a paper model to a detailed mega-drawing.
03 Oct' 25

Productivity
Why Slowing Down Actually Makes Architecture Students More Productive
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.
03 Oct' 25

Portfolio
Why momentum is your strongest portfolio asset
The reason why I say this is an asset is because I view momentum as having the same importance as the projects or drawings or images you put in your portfolio. We often obsess for far too long over which image of the technical model to include - often resulting in putting both in which is another problem for another time - and miss out on cruical opportunities in the name of ‘developing a portfolio of work’.
03 Oct' 25

Portfolio
How to design a CV for shortened attention spans
You know how the typical advice and ‘exclusive’ insight you get about CVs is that they’re only viewed for about 2-3 seconds. I find that notion must be even more difficult with people having even shortened attention spans. At this rate, are they even looking past the first practice listed in your experience section?
03 Oct' 25

Productivity
Hiring Season Is Ending, Here's How to Stand Out and Get Hired Before It's Too Late
Hiring season in the built environment doesn’t quite operate like other industries. Paired with the heightened level of competition, global economy and an outdated system, this often puts graduates at a disadvantage.
03 Oct' 25

Productivity
Core Habits That Will Shape Your Future Architecture Career
Students are often at an interesting point in their lives, often described as a new season or chapter.
