I was depressed while studying architecture
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- I was depressed in architecture school. And it got bad.
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I'm a second year architecture student, but facing the same situations as you. One of my friends advised me to write a daily diary by writing down your thoughts and emotions that can calm your anxiety.
So I keep a pocket diary with me so whenever I feel anxious I write all my emotions on it calms, stops my overthinking.
I think the timing of the video personally for me is truly apt, been addicted to cold drinks and junk all through my 2nd, 3rd and 4th 1st sem and by the 2nd sem I started exercising yet by the end of it got diagnosed by severe liver disease, fits and high ammonia levels in blood, got hospitalised with bleak hopes of recovering yet came back.
Got back, following a healthy lifestyle, going through a mental breakdown now, burderned by personal issues in all a very rough time.
You covered most of the things I went through, felt like it was me saying it all, felt better. To good physical and mental health 👍🏻
I have been through that.... Writing the emotions whatever you feel and later discarding that paper really helps.
I'm in my last year. I transferred to architecture at my low point. Spent 4 years in college, changed majors 3 times, no degree etc. I was hesitant because I looked at architecture as an art degree with minimal prospects, and I hated drafting. But going in gave me what I needed. I gained confidence in pursuing my interests and started doing things I wanted and worrying less. I found a community, and made friends. Even through COVID I'm better for it. Right now I'm worried about making the transition from college to work. I failed the previous transition from highschool to college.
I am 32 years old. I came to Australia to study architecture In 2018. It has been the most humbling journey. I went through so many mental breakdowns and panic attacks that some days seemed to never end. My self doubt was at its height. Having never failed any units in my undergrad and having successfully worked at different firms for five years I couldn't understand why I couldn't do this. I wanted to give up many times and I did give up many times. Now I am one week away from my masterclass submission and I can't wait to finish. It has been four long years of my life and I've changed as a person in these four years .My realisation is that I could spend my life trying to figure things out but there will still be more and that's okay. It is a very hard course and makes you question many things but I have decided I'm gonna get that degree and then move on to things in life knowing that I crossed the hardest bridge of life. So for anyone reading this go across that bridge because looking back will be very fulfilling.
Also thank you so much for sharing with us about your hardships . It helps many people know they are not alone ❤️
What’s your next step?
I have successfully finished my course and I have my graduation ceremony on the 7th. It has been 4yrs coming so it's gonna be so worth all the tears
Glad to see you talking about this Rishab, a voice to what many of us feel during school. Thanks!
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You are extremely brave to share this, you had great courage to open up about your struggles and people out there will really appreciate it🙏🏼
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I am glad you spoke about this! Architecture school makes us very resilient and strong to take on any challenges even after graduating. In many ways I feel that's great, (not that I am supporting bad times, looking at bright side up) but we learn from our experiences. More power to you:)
my 3rd and 4th semester was horrible and recently I got rejected by architecture office to have an internship...😒😮💨
Thank you so much for this video, its so hard to put in the words to describe how much I identified myself with so much of what you said in this part of my life. I love architecture but because of some problems ive had with teachers, right now ive been feeling like i just want it to end. when i usually spend my weekends gladly working on my projects, right now i just hate it. Thank you so much because youve giving your perspective
2nd year architecture student, going through almost a similar thing, but such videos, and myself knwoing that i'll get through it is helping a lot. i dont have friends here in my college, coz introvert and liking my alone space more than anything else, but BlessedArch helps me a lot to keep myself going. Thanks a lot man! Much more love and power to you!
Cant relate more bro
Hey should I do architecture or not simply answer yes or no?
@@anzarqadri7942 please no
@@rii791 but why
@@anzarqadri7942simply because lot of work and academic pressure, sleepless nights plus you are paying tonnes of rupees for the course and you earn couple of thousand rupees when you start to practice architecture.
It’s going to be difficult. No doubt but believe me, don’t just do it for the sake of getting a degree or working as an Architect. Do it because you truly want to design beautiful buildings.. Doesn’t matter if it’s taking hell lot of time or whether u have a deadline guys. I was in one of the most hectic college, where everyday was a submission or review day. And it was getting way too difficult. I was clinically depressed and had gone through the worst time in my 4th sem. I was in the hospital and didn’t like the change in environment bcoz I switched from one uni to the other college, which was well recognised in India.
But that whole suffering taught me to work without paying attention to any of the stress, be it the deadline or anything.
I remembered my 6th sem design was of a campus project and I completely changed my design right from the scratch 10 days before the review…. Almost the whole section was failed except 8 students. And I got the highest amongst all of them. And that too with just plans and physical 3D model.
If any of the Archi students are demotivated and working without any interest due to the lack of time and flexibility then please do remember one thing, it’s all about the design for the final jury. Faculties maynot understand your process of working and that’s completely fine. If you know that you will do the best and you are trying to do something unique. Stick with it.
Follow your gut feelings
Also I may plan to pursue something else soon.
Master’s in creative industries or something
If anyone here is interested to talk about this then feel free to connect.
I'm in my 6th sem currently and i feel like giving up.. Mentally it's really taking a toll on me.. I'm having anxiety and panick attacks for the first time in my life.. I don't know what should I do..?
This is very refreshing. And it came just in time. Thank you. I think this is the case for every student architects.
More power to you🙌.
Faced a lot of similar things during my architecture school days but meditation nd finding my passion gave me courage to face it alongwith the help of a few supportive people. Thanks for sharing and creating awareness 🙏.may God bless you.
thanks so much for sharing your story with us. I can fully connect to you now and its like you speak out of my heart. nice greetings from an austrian architect.
Thank you for making this.. much needed.. at the right time
Went through something similar as you in my 3rd to 5th year in architecture school, but it was the other way round for me - I started hating architecture. 3rd year onwards all my architecture design work was getting worse and worse to a point that I was hardly able to complete my thesis and just worked enough to pass in the jury. What got me out of it was gardening, growing plants, working with soil, somehow relaxed me. Now I'm working at an Architecture firm, designing different types of projects and I'm enjoying the process.
I relate so much with you … I started to hate architecture from my 3rd to 5th year
Do you think i will be able to graduate because i m struggling literally so much with architecture because my design sucks
@@otokaji7889 you will have to think deeply about why your design is not improving. It could be burn out, this field might not be for you, or it could be something else. When you find out why, you will find your way out of this too.
Wow this is so refreshing to see. Thank you for sharing. I am currently in an interior design program -- all online. I am unemployed and luckily I am able to live off a little bit of savings. I know that my program is just a certificate program, and I'm sure the coursework is not nearly as heavy as an architecture program...BUT studying online, with a lot of uncertainty looming overhead is really difficult. Also, I struggle terribly with perfectionism and procrastination and this feeling that I should have accomplished so much more than I have is eating away at me...my mental health is really bad right now. I'm also trying to put a portfolio together so I can find work in interior design and I can spend hours trying to assemble my portfolio in indesign and at the end of the day I just redo it over and over again until ther ei nothing left--it's like I'm ina negative feedback loop in my head.
thank you so much for this! I resonate with these feelings as I am currently repeating a year in architecture which has been so tough and challenging but also has positive outcomes. I wish architecture was a healthier and more forgiving space that can embrace the toxicity in it and be open to transforming the space for the better.
Love that you "made it out" of your depression, and such an important aspect of it is to not just talk about it, but let it go afterwards, very good strategy!
Thank you for sharing your journey. You are great sir have shared lots of information regarding architecture through all of your video's. Stay strong
Thanks for sharing Rishabh , I completely can feel myself in the situations you decribed
Hope everyone facing this share pass this too
I was smiling while you said you got into spirituality and I'm exactly in that phase right now
I'm glad that someone raised this topic and shared your experience.
I hope you will post more of these contents in future
Thankyousomuch 💗
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Glad I see this video❤️
U just explained my life ❤️… u showed me hope 🙌🏻
Architecture is really depressing, currently when I'm doing my internship I'm really depressed because of my office. At that time I also feel like to harm myself in some way, i also had lot of breakdown. At that time I found my salvation in books i never really read books before but after that I started my day by reading self-help books. By reading them, i completely change.
This video came at the right time. I'm currently doing my mandatory internship with the prospect of getting my Bachelor's degree next year. I have a 3 hour commute in total every day, and my boss is the type to leave me in a state of anxiety every time I even so much as think of stepping foot in the office. It's a depressing time filled with dread, doubts, and nightmares, but I wanna believe that I will come out stronger after this. I don't wanna give a bad experience the power to take away my passion for architecture and feed further into my depression
why is everyone depressed
@@rodfarid2056perhaps this is simply a space where people albeit a handful feel comfortable sharing their struggles.
If only bad news is brought up you'll easily begin to believe there is only bad news to be known.
@@rodfarid2056 but also architecture attracts egotistical assholes, narcissists and self loathers. If you're not one, you're the other. Years of being gaslit into believing the amazing work and effort we produce is worthless because someone else also did a good job is what's wrong with arch school. Art should not be a competition like it is
You have already given me the solution though your experience 😢😊
Thank you
I have also been through this similar experience. Actually in my bachelor's 3 year because of personal issues and also felt I change my myself like others want and at the end I can't find the real me and starting getting health issues, anxiety then I started spending time with my self whatever felt I put down on paper and do what I love to do like dancing, sketching and listening music. Its makes me feel better. At first is very hard to facing our own feeling but slowly I overcome..
Listening to you today, i revisited again my architecture days. I also faced alot of similar issues and i am still dealing to be out of those today but i would say i am at better place today.
Thankyou for sharing your experiences and solutions.
Thanks for sharing it Rishabh.I can totally relate with it.And yes work in architecture only keeps me sane.
But at the same time I have poor health and I need to work on myself.
Thank you for reminding us there is so much more to a healthy life.
heyy, i am 4th year student and my situation is also same as you. i am dealing with shyness and anxiety but now i am working on it like i never used to do any other activities in my life . i am trying new hobbies like reading books , dancing and learning many other things to overcome , thanks for making this kind of videos it really helps me to deal with situation .
keep it up👍
I’m a freshmen in architecture school and it’s definitely been a big lifestyle change. In highschool I was in the gym every single morning before classes but now I simply can’t find the strength, energy, or motivation to do so. Architecture is a painful but rewarding grind and your videos have helped me dive deeper into the subject as well as feel like part of a community. Thank you for putting this video out. I resonate with a lot of the points you mentioned and am working on returning to my stronger former self. Blessings to all of you, we are in this journey together!!
I think each and every architecture student at some point have been through such similar phase. As a high school student i was good in studies.I scored 83% in 12th and also a good rank in the entrance exam that made my entry into the field of Architecture.While in school ,i wont say i was great at drawing or arts ,yet i definitely had interest but i wasnt a pro. I used to read magazines that comprised of interior design and residents which made me interested in the field.Without doing much research ,i took admission. Ofcourse it wasnt easy at first.Something very differnt from what i had been studying for the past 12 years and so much more than just studying .First year was fun ,even though it was hard to stay consistent all the time .Back then i had a fire inside me ,i wanted to give my best performance but i was a shy and underconfident teenager with low self-esteem .Over the time with the hectic schedule,irrelevant time management and limited time ,i was never able to give my 100% to my project which made me feel miserable at times. But i knew i would level up no matter what untill 6th sem when the pressure reached at its peak.Thats when i decided i need to change some habits in order to keep pace with this major .Hence i worked hard in learning softwares efficiently,started to work more on myself ,maintained a good diet and exercised daily.And i can tell you it had a very positive impact in maintaining my lifestyle.Therewere nightouts but i felt more efficient and energized.This phase helped me in building a good portfolio for internship.Now i am in my final semester doing my thesis project and i dont know i no longer have the energy left in me to finish it .I feel tired,burned out and irritated most of the time.I am not motivated at all.At a point where i dont have the energy to tolerate the upcoming 1 month.i want to leave Architecture.Send help !! 😢
Watching these video, I got a bit relieved you know..I am also going through exactly the same situation. And a few moments before I was telling myself -‘I can't take it.. I'm done with it..Though I came to study architecture from my passion, I still couldn’t find any way to get disciplined.I'm being Overwhelmed by all of the design ang graphics projects,I'm feeling excluded all the time..I can't even find myself here. I can't hear my voice also..
Thanks for all of the tips you've given and Thank you for revealing the story, so that, I can know that I'm not alone. Also I can convince myself to carry on as you also carried on and now YOU are able to deal with all of this!Yeah!
Thanks Again!!
Jajak Allahu Khairan!❄️❄️
personality improved by you was very appreciable 💖💖.yoga really helps a lot.
this is amazing...thank you for sharing.
i failed two subjects of math as first year in architecture but i still wanna push through because I want to be an architect.
I was watching lots of your videos as my daughter wanted to be a architect. This is the best ever video so far IMO
My time in architecture school was pretty good, but sometimes the instructors made things tough. Once, during a presentation, I got in trouble for wearing short sleeves, and the jury gave me a big lecture about it. It threw me off, and I couldn't present well after that. Many times, I found myself thinking about suicide because of the pressure.
One thing I'm glad about is that your video isn't like many of the others where people actually quit architecture. It's about you recognizing that you were having a rough time, and your journey to make your experience better while still taking on the course. Because truthfully every course/career has its difficulties...and we may leave one thinking that it's going to get better...what if it doesn't?
I'm starting my 4th year next week. I have also had most of the same thoughts a LOT of times...'Why did i choose architecture? Was it to impress my parents? Was it because i fed into the opinions that I wouldn't be able to make it in art?' And so on...but i also understood that I can be very volatile sometimes. I have a strong will and self-awareness and so there'll be times that i doubt my decisions, only to wait it out and see that things actually go well in the end. So i decided to bear with this road I've chosen. Now, i can thankfully say, I'm not regretting it.
I nitpicked the things that made me 'hate architecture' and I looked to see if there was any way to get around the issue i.e 'All-nighters' Solution: plan my work process and get good rest no matter what. This among other things I'll be implementing this semsester has really helped me.✨️ I also revisited WHY i wanted to do architecture and reminding myself of this and looking to God and my family really helps me get back on track.
There's nothing wrong with quitting(if that turns out to be what you'll go with) but sometimes all you need is time, to experience things and to get your footing, to tailor your experience. And I'm glad i waited instead of backing off. I'm encouraged by your story too.✨️
Thank you for this❤️
thanks for sharing your story Rishabh. I've been in your place. what all you said had happened with me too, I feel very connected to your story. I used to be so fat all my college life. people used to comment on me a lot. I lost interest to atleast look at myself in mirror. I lost my confidence and what not. I used to wear only 2 pair of jeans through out 5 years of my college. I became so introvert because of that and couldn't even show my talent. people say that they had good college days but I was not able to enjoy mine.
I had major burnout in 2020 and really became strong after that.however now I am happy cause I focused on myself and reduced weight, improved my mental health. I hope to achieve few other goals related to my architecture career as well.
I will start my shambavi practice from tomorrow. Lets the sun rise and I follow the new principles I made for myself now. Nice motivationg video. Thanks Bro!🙏❤
It's may sound weird, but I've faced the same condition, I'm a sy b arch student, and doing really great in my academics, but my desires and fear of loss broke me from the deepest point. And now I've gave them up as they aren't gonna come true. But the good thing is I got back my physique and respect or attention that is priceless. I'm really thankful of you, this video did open my eyes.
Thank you for sharing Rishabh
Glad u did this video👍🏻
No need in we got to be sympathetic with each other na. Everyone of us goes through it😊 Lets all be a support to each other this way you did. Much Respect to you Rishabh 🙏🏼
Hey, I don't know u.... I haven't really followed ur channel but this just popped up in my recommendations n here i am..... Man, I just wanna say thanku so much for talking on this topic. I love u for being the strong man u r.....Looking forward to more of greatness from u!!
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2nd year architecture school in UWE Bristol, UK, got my final portfolio deadline coming up next week. These last few weeks (and the hole year) have been pretty tough because the work load is just immense. I notice my intrusive thoughts can be pretty depressing and negative and regretful sometimes. Some days r better than others. All in all I'm okay and looking forward to finishing so I can enjoy summer but architecture is certainly a big commitment. I'm passionate for it, hence why I spend insane amounts of hours getting the work up to a standard I'm proud of but it does completely stop me from doing my hobbies sometimes and that can be quite frustrating.
Thanks for sharing the video. Very honest and I agree with the healthy food intake part. I worry that one of my architecture friends is living and eating unhealthily and drinking too much caffeine. Hopefully well all be fine soon.
I kind of imagined you as a person after watching your videos, who had a great architecture college life with no issues whatsoever but I guess we all are the same and we all go through such low phases in our life. Be Blessed always!!
This s soooo relatable. I've had the mixed view on bachelors but my master's was bang on full of energetic n happiness throughout. Though i was happy during the day in college, it used to get difficult as the day passes. Feeling completely opposite by the evenings. Feeling of not getting out of room, didn't want to talk to friends or family, fatigue, poor appetite, constantly staring at the ceiling fan, wanting to quit, feeling no purpose in life n what not. I do try to keep myself by working extra but eventually i give up. 😓
I've successfully completed my course with good grades, yet feeling disappointed (don't know y). It's been over 6 months now, and everyday it's a struggle to be optimistic to get through this and wanting to b happy & at peace again.
I could relate wen u said, what would it feel to hit the ground. I did feel it not just once but in many other ways. It's hard to put in words but I hope this shall pass too.
hey..I hope this situation of yours will pass quickly. I've used to feel the same way like whats my purpose in life. I thought of doing many things after my graduation but couldn't do a single thing. but I gradually tried and got out of this situation.
For me ,
I don't care of your past depression
Now you are happy right being an architect that makes me happy 😁 and motivated...
I am also fifth year arch.student. and basically this video is a small description of how my life went through this. Just like you Rishabh, I was also not in the right place when I entered architecture,so coping with the deals of architecture course was way difficult for me back then. plus social pressure of having friends group where you have to fit in but couldn't really fit in.Thank god,I am nerd which kinda help me not affecting my grades while going through all of this. I had my breakdown when I was in third year, when I got diagnosed for PCOS which was the repurcusiion of all of this. So I started to change all of this. Also I was not really liking the person I was becoming. I knew that something with me is wrong, but couldn't figure out what was that. Thankfully, The COVID thing was recently started so we all were sent to home and I really got some good time to work on myself which otherwise wouldn't have been the case. I started watching time management videos, started doing meditation and regular exercises. That really helped me to manage my studies without getting stressed. Just like you said, the designing/assignment part of architecture was actually the thing which helped getting out of this. I never got bored of it. Thanks to you for sharing this. I feel confident knowing there are people going through same phases like me.
I'm so depressed that it's really draining my mental health also affecting my work, my grades and my social skills. And I want to end my kt cycle now. Sometimes I feel I'm not fit for this course but when I look at my work, it seems all different! It seems far better than others but it's just my mental health holding me back. I hope this gives me strength to overcome all these problems and lead a happy and spiritual life like you described!
Hope you find your way through ❤️
"I didn't feel like I fit in" - you got me back in my those bachelor's time when I was feeling the same. Anyways,Keep growing !
Thanks rishabh for sharing this out.
As a person who has been depressed for the majority of my life rishabh, I can absolutely relate to everything you have said, especially the part where you said I still remember the time when I was staring down at the street from the top of the building. Been there but dint do it. Wouldnt say architecture is the best thing career wise, but it did teach me a lot, in fact I can't imagine what I would have turned out to be if it wasn't for those five years.
Getting inspired from actor to choose architecture. Going to college with no experience and pulling through 0 knowledge was very difficult. I have pulled through all 4 years with migraines attacks. After graduating with degree, I got fear of no getting Job since I didn’t knew I should done some intership. Till 6 months of unemployment after graduation gave me all kind of thoughts from failure to depression till end life. Then I got assistant project manager job but that firm was unstable when their funds ran out they give me break for months and call me back when they have money. It has been 2 years. There excuses are endless with running out of money and not uneven firing me. I am so in depression that it has been 6 months I couldn’t find better job which I can switch cuz entry level architecture has higher expectations with experience. I really don’t know what to do this point cuz it so hard to get intership too.
The comment section reminded me that I'm not alone feeling bad about the architecture school. I'm currently in my 3rd and have no good friends yet. I'm scared that i might not land in a good firm or whatever it takes to get successful.. because I heard from my scary seniors that if there's no good friends circle in architecture.. there's no future. I'm really worried about that because I'm a major introvert, poor at simple math and my mind goes blank whenever I've to face people. I always wonder how i manage my clients. I do have a goal of becoming a sustainable architect, designing green rated buildings but like mentioned before.. I'm just scared about whether I could really become one. It's just too scary to think all of this and yes, most of the time I search for the purpose of my life but cannot find any. On the other hand, academic work is getting tough day by day and I feel so overwhelmed because I can't even find time to water my plants. I got detached from my surroundings and my days are going in a monologue of going to college, work, coming home, working , eating and sleeping. I hope the future forms well!
my 1st yr of arch. was horrible due to sudden environment shift and also lot of health issues. it took me while to get over
Currently it's going good and I'm fourth yr but deep down I'm scared and anxious about my work I'm not great at softwares now I'm getting depressed over this coz I didn't do any 3d renders stuff I'm stuck over that and I don't have tym to tackle this and also please suggest a good laptop
God bless you for making this video about depression!
To be honest, I decided to take few subjects. I simply left the subjects that were stressing me. I will probably take much longer to finish, but at least I feel better and I am actually liking architecture again, bc I started to truly dislike it when under a lot of stress
It's just every advice one needs 👍
I corrected grammar 🤦♂️🤦♂️please like it again.... Plz. Plz.
EXCELLENT. VERY TRUE
I can feel u totally...mere saath v asa hi hua hai bhai ...more power to u ❤️
U just telling my story when I was studying communication Engineering before I converted to study Architectural Engineering, really touched me. Allah bless you.
It was year 2017 I was in my 12th, went away from my city. So basically a kid which always had strict parents so with no one to look at me i messed up i got 59.5% percent (ps I got 9.6 cgpa in 10th and you know Indian parents and their hopes).
Next year my parents said fine we are giving you last chance I went bhopal I did all I could and still it wasn't enough to get where I was aiming. My parents and relatives really said they aren't proud of me anymore. There were other things going in my personal life. I was shattered.
Idk what to do but my passion for architecture haven't shaken yet.
I went ahmedabad ( I'm from madhya pradesh) and as a non gujrati speaking alone and i used to be always best in what I do but there or wasn't even good. My hands stopped working and I was working less than 25% of my Caliber.
I used to be alone in my pg room not going clg playing games and in a very dark place I had Thaughts of going to a psychologist but with awareness back than it all felt like I'm just making excuses.
Second sem I tried to get better but failed miserably.
Missing viva for design
I remember missing straight 19 days of my clg
And as a result my faculties called my parents and said we cannot keep your son in our clg. I have to come back in middle of year.
Than I got myself last chance of set myself to gwalior next year ie 2019 and started first year again. I stuck to it I got some friends and i got a best friend who I always with me and really help me to get out of that dark place. Cut to today I'm I'm 4th year doing good hoping to grab some good internship and a good job later.
My advice- it's okay to fall get up again and just stick to it, find friends and family to talk to, and consulting to a psychologist isn't a bad thing.
I can completely relate to his story!!!!!!!
I was in same situation for 3 years and I resulted me to move towards spirituality (I chant hare krishna) fastest spirituality
Duh....you are one of my crushes😉😅. Your work is blissful 🌟
Architecture is something you must be born for. It requires a lot of natural talent, passion and intusion. If you don't have that, you cannot go far with it even after graduation.
This guy's videos have a lot of talk and theory; nothing really to do with actual architecture - a clear indication that he chose the wrong profession. He's meant to be a blogger and content creator. Architecture is just not in him.
I wouldn't completely agree with that. I mean we are all entitled to our opinions and I am not commenting on your analysis of my skills or the channel. But what I disagree with is saying you must be born for architecture. Nobody is ever truly born for anything. Its your skill, your talent and your will that takes you anywhere in any field.
I disagree with you.
But if that's your opinion okay. Anyone can be what they want to become. It's a free world where we can learn skills, and how to apply them. For some it's smooth sailing for others it's rocky, but all in all they all sail to the shore.
bro, i think we are very similare, i have high functioning anxiety disorder and i had a similare thing, i focused on my projects, got stuck on a habit that wasnt good but i found religion has helped and making sure im busy
Im doing architecture final year student feeling shitty af already failed my thesis project for 3rd time and i m still not feeling to do it idk why just a single sem left 😢
Hi...this video caught me by surprise ...everything yu mentioned was similar to me ...i graduated ...got married...had kid... but mentally im not happy at all..im a civil engineering student..btw...not only in architecture school yu face it...and im.living with a toxic person which ..is much more dangerous to our mental health ...
Thanks though it was only happening with me or some other ppl 😢❤
I have the same problems in my mental health
Isha inner engineering program is the best part for everyone of us, my own experience.😇💓
this was so relatable. thanks for sharing. I know how difficult it can be to talk about it. personally having a diet inclusive of fruits and walking every day definitely proved beneficial and it might not seem logical but it's effective. architecture student life is really hard on our body and mind.
Good Video Brother, Keep Going BTW I am tired with my B Arch🥺💔
For me I'm kinda disappointed because I want to become an architect but want to design in the traditional styles, most of my peers like modernism and do not care about traditional architecture, so at school I'm doing things on my own. Hope I find the people who support me because it feels lonely doing something that isn't so popular.
I choose a architecture school as it as low fee as my family could only afford that.. but now it literally make me feel depressed bcz of the quality they provide and class have just 6 members ... It gets on frustrating and boring
Should I do architecture in jmi
Should I do architecture at first place
Architecture is one of essayist profession. I am architect in Mumbai but in professional life I think the profession is abused by lot of god architect like Hafez and sanjay puri and parin shah ARCHITECTURE is mess in Mumbai I am Architect but I hate Architects in Mumbai. also people studying Architecture in Mumbai remember your faculty is just teaching you how to work under builder and work for firm which is under influence of builder I thing faculty should Teach more than working for builder after finishing 5 years you're just draftsmen with Architecture tag.🙃
the a cadmey system of architecture colleges are bad very bad and it cause serieous psychologies issue to the students and the students have no time to love the process
Iam depressed when iam 16 now iam 17 it's almost an year and iam still depressed anxious and insecure about everything i don't hate any one i just hate myself for being a failure and disappment to my parents i did tried sucid but it failed 2 times now iam overcoming and becoming good tq to BTS for making me come out
Hang in there. Life is much simpler than we make it up to be in our heads. Seek help if you ever feel like hurting yourself again. You will get through this.
Architecture school : "YE DUUKH KHATAM KAHE NAHI HOTA BE"
I aslo
never ever consumed caffeine in architure school. i dont know how many haven't but caffeine intake is a drug which just destroys you.
The idea of architecture programs is lost on me. 4 years plus a masters program? Why not just take a two year program or learn how to draft, get a drafting job and use the paid working experience to learn the trade… and eventually qualify for an Architect’s license? Most states allow 6-10 years of work experience to nullify the education requirement.
The work is hard, period. So why not get paid for it and establish yourself with your name on plans in the process? I’d definitely give up if I was working a job while attending school full time…
Yes, half of the work hours must be under a licensed architect. But if you’re worth it, you will find that person or company.
You looks not much good in college years. But looks young now. 😂
Im going through in same stuation as you now 🥲
Hahaha your situation in architecture college, same situation I'm in after started doing jobs in the same field. I'm really really interested in doing architectural design work (vernacular architecture, home design) but to reach to that point I m going through jobs, not because it is needed but otherwise how and from where you will earn.
But this is depressing and can't go through the torture anymore since you don't earn good that after a point you might have a good money. Hahahaha what to say, i think you and any other architect knows the situation already, atleast getting enough money after going through so much in college will give you some relief but no that is not gona happen here. Hopefully the struggle will end and finally i can peacefully do my own practice and have some peace of mind....that is much much needed now. Those 5 years of architecture and now after 4 years of graduation everything is just overwhelming experiences.....😐😑🥲 Thank you for sharing this experience