I remember feeling lost myself at Part 1 which is exactly why I too have a video on this topic. Great to see yours & Stephen’s take on this, thanks as always! ✨
Just to get an idea i have a question for you. Do architecture firms in uk/usa actually hires professional architecture photorealistic renderer? Although i have my bachelor degree in Architecture, i have done a course on photorealistic render. Now im not sure if i should apply as a regular design architect or just the photorealistic renderer in a firm? Some may say "why not both" but i must say photorealistic rendering takes a lot of time to complete. Doing everything may take lots of times which mostly wont be convenient.
Bro i am also in Aec construction industry Hvac engineer - my only concern at the moment is the job search process which i need to start after 2 months after being out of corporate world for some time so hesitant & nervous about performing well in upcoming challenges.. could you share some wisdom regarding that how to be employable in competitive market ? How to get hired faster ? stay an achiever despite of wind blowing in opposite direction ? Can Unique identity or skills makes us more Valuable than any other things ? Any book suggestions on this topic would be helpful too ...
No you don't have to. You'll lear everything related to science necessary in architecture school ( geometry, physique... ) . Juste manage to have good grades though, to maximize your chances to get in a good school. But yes, it's still an advantage to be good at maths and all, even art before studying architecture. But you'll learn that in school. Don't worry 😊
I remember feeling lost myself at Part 1 which is exactly why I too have a video on this topic. Great to see yours & Stephen’s take on this, thanks as always! ✨
This was much needed as i have been struggling in finding a part 1 architectural assistant job, cheers Thomas
I hope this will help you find a job 🙌🏼
Best of luck with the job search!! Some excellent tips here 🙌🏼
Thanks for having us on 👌👌
Thank you for joining 🤝🏻
Thank you thomas.
my pleasure
Thank you so much for this video
👏🏼👏🏼
You will all find a great job so keep the spirits up!
Absolutely 🙌🏼
Just to get an idea i have a question for you. Do architecture firms in uk/usa actually hires professional architecture photorealistic renderer? Although i have my bachelor degree in Architecture, i have done a course on photorealistic render. Now im not sure if i should apply as a regular design architect or just the photorealistic renderer in a firm? Some may say "why not both" but i must say photorealistic rendering takes a lot of time to complete. Doing everything may take lots of times which mostly wont be convenient.
Thnk you, excellent tips.
Can you make a video about graphic representation?
Yes 🤝🏻
Bro i am also in Aec construction industry Hvac engineer - my only concern at the moment is the job search process which i need to start after 2 months after being out of corporate world for some time so hesitant & nervous about performing well in upcoming challenges.. could you share some wisdom regarding that how to be employable in competitive market ? How to get hired faster ? stay an achiever despite of wind blowing in opposite direction ? Can Unique identity or skills makes us more Valuable than any other things ? Any book suggestions on this topic would be helpful too ...
Why not engineer?
i want to ask is it important to study math,chemistry,pyhsic to be a good architect ?? love your video
No you don't have to. You'll lear everything related to science necessary in architecture school ( geometry, physique... ) . Juste manage to have good grades though, to maximize your chances to get in a good school.
But yes, it's still an advantage to be good at maths and all, even art before studying architecture. But you'll learn that in school. Don't worry 😊
@@Yault. thank luv your video