The Best Way Architects Can Explode Their Design & Presentation Skillset using community
The Best Way Architects Can Explode Their Design & Presentation Skillset using community
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Harnessing Community Feedback & Structured Curriculum (Training) for Architectural Excellence
Ever found yourself stuck behind your computer, craving feedback and connection from other designers to propel you forward either in your design or presentation process? I know the feeling all too well. Back in design school, those weekly studio sessions were like lifelines. Sharing our work, getting feedback, and bouncing ideas off each other not only fueled my creativity but also shaped my entire approach to design and presentation. It's amazing what a little cross-pollination of ideas can do! Nowadays, with the shift to online platforms like Zoom, Discord, and Facebook groups. Feedback and support can be found easily and rival anything you'd get in a physical critique session/studio.
Harnessing Community Feedback & Structured Curriculum (Training) for Architectural Excellence
Ever found yourself stuck behind your computer, craving feedback and connection from other designers to propel you forward either in your design or presentation process? I know the feeling all too well. Back in design school, those weekly studio sessions were like lifelines. Sharing our work, getting feedback, and bouncing ideas off each other not only fueled my creativity but also shaped my entire approach to design and presentation. It's amazing what a little cross-pollination of ideas can do! Nowadays, with the shift to online platforms like Zoom, Discord, and Facebook groups. Feedback and support can be found easily and rival anything you'd get in a physical critique session/studio.
Plus, learning from the comfort of your own space, surrounded by a live, like-minded global community? It's a game-changer. But here's the kicker: it's not just about the community. It's about pairing that with a killer structured program. When you combine the two, it's like rocket fuel for your design journey. So, if you're feeling a bit isolated or unsure about your next steps, remember this: you're not alone. And with the right mix of community, structured learning, and live mentorship, there's no limit to what you can achieve.
Plus, learning from the comfort of your own space, surrounded by a live, like-minded global community? It's a game-changer. But here's the kicker: it's not just about the community. It's about pairing that with a killer structured program. When you combine the two, it's like rocket fuel for your design journey. So, if you're feeling a bit isolated or unsure about your next steps, remember this: you're not alone. And with the right mix of community, structured learning, and live mentorship, there's no limit to what you can achieve.
7 Crucial Factors that influence a designers exponential growth
7 Crucial Factors that influence a designers exponential growth
The Collaborative Force of Community Feedback
Leveraging diverse perspectives for holistic design refinement.
Fostering innovation through collaborative dialogue and critique.
Empowering Architects Through Structured Curriculum
Building a strong foundation: essential knowledge and skills.
Providing a framework for creative expression and professional development.
Iterative Improvement: Driving Design Innovation
Utilizing feedback loops to refine ideas and push boundaries.
Harnessing community insights to identify strengths and areas for enhancement.
Expanding Design Horizons Through Community Engagement
Enriching design vocabulary through interaction with peers and mentors.
Exploring diverse design philosophies within a supportive community.
Navigating Complex Challenges with Confidence
Utilizing structured curriculum as a guide for problem-solving.
Synthesizing collective wisdom into effective design solutions.
Mastering the Art of Presentation
Refining communication skills through practice and critique.
Emphasizing storytelling, visual communication, and presentation techniques.
Cultivating Architectural Growth
Nurturing continuous learning and improvement through feedback and structured learning.
Shaping the future of architectural excellence through community-driven collaboration
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Denis Forest - Denmark - Copenhagen
I am rediscovering what has been lost. I started in an office as an apprentice, and apprentices would take out Chinese Watercolors to produce drawings. Slowly technology robbed us of that delight; We have been forced into working with a computer which does not reflect the style of the person who created it. In the office, you could tell who the drawings were created by. Working with the computer during this training has been unique, completely removed from the norm, and totally enjoyable.
Shoshana Smadar - Designer - USA
I am enjoying this course. I think having the meetings weekly, we have a place carved out for us of belonging. The class encourages each other with a shared understanding of what we will gain.
John Doyle - Urban Architect- USA
After 20 years in the profession of urban design, working at the front- end doing concepts, I am a Sketchup user, and I realize this technique makes the images less ridged and loose, I used to do a lot of hand sketching, this technique is more time efficient!
Karibu Karanya - Uganda - Architect
My Background is ArchiCAD since 1990, will recommend it to any architect. The most crucial thing is the warm touch with the artful render compared to other programs, something priceless !
Peter Wedell - Denmark - Copenhagen
Originally trained as a cabinet maker, he now designs large bespoke houses, including : furniture, gardens, lighting. His first renders halved the time it usually takes for rendering..
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