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This summer, a few of my peers and I collaborated on a project to continue honing our architectural and problem-solving skills in a creative and unconventional medium. Outside of school and work, we had the opportunity to explore innovative ideas, design solutions, and share our progress through an engaging video. Our goal was not only to showcase our architectural expertise but also to invite a broader audience to watch the evolution of a building in real-time.
What happens when six talented architecture students take on a design project without knowing who's working on it, what the project is, or having any means of communication? This video follows six 4th-year undergrad architecture students as they pass the project from one to the next, building on each other's work purely through interpretation. Watch as the design evolves and surprises everyone! If anyone thinks this should be a series and to continue videos like this one, please like and comment on the video to show support and engage.
🔑 The Process
Each student gets one turn to add to the project.
They can only work with what the previous student left behind.
No guidelines, no brief, no idea who's on the team. Just pure design creativity.
Special thanks to all of the following students for their hard work, creative ideas, and making this idea of mine a reality. Meet the Students & Their Contributions:
Lindsey Thole: 00:34
Seth Dunnuck: 06:00
Logan Heller: 9:45
Owen Wallace: 16:58
Elise Matney: 19:45
Ryan Haggenjos: 22:07
🎬 Watch Their Reactions: 26:23
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In this week's blog: 12 Ways To Annoy An Architect* 😧
Being an architect isn't all rainbows and sunshine; there are times when architects can get annoyed within their careers. For a bit of Friday fun, we thought we would discuss 12 ways to annoy an architect.
*No architects were hurt during the curation of this blog!
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Career Friday - Architect
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Your big picture...
And think, it’s the job that keeps me small.
You see, the job is fulfilling the company's vision.
You need your vision.
And it's on you to lock it in.
You need the challenge that will bring you closer to what matters to you.
Vision is the North Star that guides your architectural journey, providing direction, inspiration, and a sense of purpose to your work, from the projects you undertake to how you communicate with clients and collaborators.
It reflects who you are as an architect and what you strive to create in the world.
By clarifying our vision and aligning our actions with it, we can create a meaningful and fulfilling career in architecture.
You are in charge!
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Architects aren't "hard to work with." We're over here trying to make 27 ideas somehow fit together while fitting the budget.
It's just hard to be an architect sometimes. Can you relate?
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