Less is more , be yourself.🥰 So well said. I love the way you put up things. Thank you Ashley. I would like to hear something on, prospects for architects from other countries in Canada.
Wow thank you so much for the video, it was really helpful as I plan to apply for a MSc of Architecture and my portfolio is basically 0 right now, so your tips are very helpful! Thank you❤❤
Hey Ashley, your tips are so helpful. I have been brainstorming for my M.Arch portfolio as an international student. I would love to get more examples of portfolio to get an overall idea of a standard one. Thank you so much
Thank you for the video, I am struggling with my academic portfolio and I want to go to UBC as well and I have very little time on hand. But I guess this will help a lot in my process.
Hi Madhurjya, you're welcome 😊I hope the tips help with your portfolio. It does take time to put together a portfolio so I recommend making a plan in order to carve out as much time as possible.
Thank you so much @Ashley you doing really great job I really mean it it was very useful everyone in our field should know this tips to build their knowledge about carving portfolio.
Hi Ashley! Thanks so much for putting together such a detailed and informative video :) I also really liked your video on doing an M.Arch with a non-related undergrad degree. Are there any tips you can share on portfolios for a non-architecture student hoping to follow an M.Arch program? Thanks again!
Hi Ashley, I really liked your tips on this video! What do you recommend for someone with a more technical background who didn't go through so much in the process of creation and didn't keep the drawing files from previous companies? I'm struggling with finding material of what I did to show in my portfolio... Thanks!
Hi Ashley! Thanks for great tips :) im oaa intern architect at the moment and im really curious how i can update my portfolio with some professional experience. Its really hard to know what we are allowed to take out from the company and present it on our portfolio. Confidentiality risks and some tips on how it can be presented😢?
Hi! I just came across your videos, there are amazing, so helpful for me. I'm heading to be an UBC's or UofT's International undergrad architecture student... What do you think is the most essential aspect to work on in your application? (They just admit 50 students) how you could be authentic and impress them?
Thank you Simon, appreciate the feedback 😊 I'm happy to hear the content is helpful. I would recommend all the tips in the video as essential elements to consider. I would also recommend to spend as much time as possible on developing your portfolio and make a plan. I hope this helps, keep me posted on your journey.
Hello Ashley, This is another great video. I kinda had a question if an architectural professional is applying at firms in Canada, do they prefer to see more academic work or professional in your portfolio if the person has 2-3 years of experience?
Hi Lakshya! Thank you 😀For a professional portfolio I would focus on providing more professional experience projects that illustrate your skills and experience and limit the academic work if possible (1-2 projects).
thanks a lot for your effort in videos , I don't understand clearly what the mean in you story in portfolio design , can you explain it more or give me an example for the portfolio story , please
You are doing such a wonderful job..Thank you!..please I would like to know if its possible for me to see your portfolio;your UBC masters degree application portfolio, because I intend on applying to UBC.
Hi Eguare! This video actually showcases a few pages from my UBC portfolio however I'm planning to do a video which will be dedicated to my UBC application portfolio. I'm happy to hear you're applying to UBC for masters, its a great program. Let me know if you have any specific questions related to the portfolio and I'll try to answer them in the video. Appreciate the feedback 😊
Hi ashley thank you so much for making such videos you are really helping many architects from different regions can you please suggest me some universities in canada for post grad diploma in architecture
Hi Shiv, you're welcome 😊 happy to hear the content is helpful. I have a video where I recommend the top architecture schools in Canada for architecture which might help you. ua-cam.com/video/Lugenpq6Hjk/v-deo.html . I hope this helps 😊
This is not related to portfolios but can I work in a licensed architect office without having a certification from cacb knowing that am an architect from Algeria ?
Hi Jfk Hfz! Great question, to work in an architecture office you don't need to have CACB certification or be a Canadian licensed Architect. When you're looking for job, I would recommend to look at the job post requirements since within the post the employer typically outlines the educational and certification requirements. Some jobs may require a licence but many don't, a bachelor or even a collage education is sufficient. I have a video with some job tips that might help; ua-cam.com/video/ULowG6EfVxo/v-deo.html
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Less is more , be yourself.🥰 So well said. I love the way you put up things. Thank you Ashley.
I would like to hear something on, prospects for architects from other countries in Canada.
Thank you Anjali 😊 great suggestion, i will look into it.
Wow thank you so much for the video, it was really helpful as I plan to apply for a MSc of Architecture and my portfolio is basically 0 right now, so your tips are very helpful! Thank you❤❤
You’re welcome ☺️ all the best on your portfolio 💪
Hey Ashley, your tips are so helpful. I have been brainstorming for my M.Arch portfolio as an international student. I would love to get more examples of portfolio to get an overall idea of a standard one. Thank you so much
Hi Sandman Islam, happy to hear the content is helpful 😃 Ill look into share more of my portfolio work, appreciate the feedback!
Thanks for the information, I see you from Peru to practice my English architecture vocabulary a bit. Congratulations for the youtube channelll
Hi Camila! You’re welcome ☺️ watching videos is a great way to learn English. Thank you 😊
perfect way of expression and background music and most importantly instructive information, thank you Ashley
You're very welcome Yasi! I'm happy to hear the content was informative.
Hi Ashley, I'm so glad that I came across your videos. I found these tips very useful, thank you so much :)
Hi Melis! Happy you found the channel and that the content is helpful 😊 Thank you for watching 😊
Thank you for the video, I am struggling with my academic portfolio and I want to go to UBC as well and I have very little time on hand. But I guess this will help a lot in my process.
Hi Madhurjya, you're welcome 😊I hope the tips help with your portfolio. It does take time to put together a portfolio so I recommend making a plan in order to carve out as much time as possible.
Sure... I am trying my best.... And again thank you for the encouragement ....
Fresher Design Architect from India...awesome information..thank you!
Hi Mohd, you're most welcome!
Thank you so much @Ashley you doing really great job I really mean it it was very useful everyone in our field should know this tips to build their knowledge about carving portfolio.
Hi Naveen! Thank you 😊 I’m happy to hear the content is helpful! Appreciate the feedback 😊
Hi Ashley! Thanks so much for putting together such a detailed and informative video :) I also really liked your video on doing an M.Arch with a non-related undergrad degree. Are there any tips you can share on portfolios for a non-architecture student hoping to follow an M.Arch program? Thanks again!
Thank you so much for your sharing!!!
You're very welcome David, happy to share 😊
very useful thanks, always great content!
Thank you Grecque 😊
Hi Ashley,
I really liked your tips on this video!
What do you recommend for someone with a more technical background who didn't go through so much in the process of creation and didn't keep the drawing files from previous companies?
I'm struggling with finding material of what I did to show in my portfolio...
Thanks!
Hi Ashley! Thanks for great tips :) im oaa intern architect at the moment and im really curious how i can update my portfolio with some professional experience. Its really hard to know what we are allowed to take out from the company and present it on our portfolio. Confidentiality risks and some tips on how it can be presented😢?
Hi Broccoli! You're very welcome 😊Such a great question, I'll look into making a video on this topic and I'll explain what I've been doing.
Hi! I just came across your videos, there are amazing, so helpful for me. I'm heading to be an UBC's or UofT's International undergrad architecture student... What do you think is the most essential aspect to work on in your application? (They just admit 50 students) how you could be authentic and impress them?
Thank you Simon, appreciate the feedback 😊 I'm happy to hear the content is helpful. I would recommend all the tips in the video as essential elements to consider. I would also recommend to spend as much time as possible on developing your portfolio and make a plan. I hope this helps, keep me posted on your journey.
Thank you! Good tips!
Glad it was helpful!
Hello Ashley,
This is another great video. I kinda had a question if an architectural professional is applying at firms in Canada, do they prefer to see more academic work or professional in your portfolio if the person has 2-3 years of experience?
Hi Lakshya! Thank you 😀For a professional portfolio I would focus on providing more professional experience projects that illustrate your skills and experience and limit the academic work if possible (1-2 projects).
@@architecture_tv Thank you for such a quick response. Your answer is very helpful. Cheers to all the good work you are doing!
thanks for the tips
You're very welcome! 😊
thanks a lot for your effort in videos
, I don't understand clearly what the mean in you story in portfolio design ,
can you explain it more or give me an example for the portfolio story , please
Good Stuff!
Thanks Jamie 😊
You are doing such a wonderful job..Thank you!..please I would like to know if its possible for me to see your portfolio;your UBC masters degree application portfolio, because I intend on applying to UBC.
Hi Eguare! This video actually showcases a few pages from my UBC portfolio however I'm planning to do a video which will be dedicated to my UBC application portfolio. I'm happy to hear you're applying to UBC for masters, its a great program. Let me know if you have any specific questions related to the portfolio and I'll try to answer them in the video. Appreciate the feedback 😊
Hi ashley thank you so much for making such videos you are really helping many architects from different regions
can you please suggest me some universities in canada for post grad diploma in architecture
Hi Shiv, you're welcome 😊 happy to hear the content is helpful. I have a video where I recommend the top architecture schools in Canada for architecture which might help you. ua-cam.com/video/Lugenpq6Hjk/v-deo.html . I hope this helps 😊
Hi Ashley,
What book is that that you are scrolling in for the white space section? Thanks! 12:03
This is not related to portfolios but can I work in a licensed architect office without having a certification from cacb knowing that am an architect from Algeria ?
Hi Jfk Hfz! Great question, to work in an architecture office you don't need to have CACB certification or be a Canadian licensed Architect. When you're looking for job, I would recommend to look at the job post requirements since within the post the employer typically outlines the educational and certification requirements. Some jobs may require a licence but many don't, a bachelor or even a collage education is sufficient. I have a video with some job tips that might help; ua-cam.com/video/ULowG6EfVxo/v-deo.html
Great video
thank you Kavir!
Hi Ashley, i am an undergrad and i really need a mentor😢can i have help
hi beautiful.... thanks :)
Hi Itec farm! Thanks for watching :)