The value of an architecture degree and life taking the AREs with Emily and Maria: Open Plan Podcast

In this episode I'm talking with Emily Khalid Zand and Maria Pastorelli from Open Plan Podcast all about their architecture journey, their experience with the AREs, and why they started a podcast.
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[@gracealewine564]

Loved hearing the different paths to licensure. I also can completely relate to the part where you all discussed how most people say they played with legos and such (I hear it ALL the time!!). We come from all unique backgrounds! Interestingly, I also was involved in performing arts (dance) before discovering architecture in college. =D

[@BYoungDesign]

Thanks for watching Grace! I love talking about all the different paths that lead to architecture AND all the paths that architecture can lead to. It's much more versatile than people realize.

[@Neoyorchese]

I was a #10 in my soccer teams due to play creation, plus i created entire cities in my backyard as a kid. I used sticks and matchboxes...fun fun....studying architecture was both fun and difficult, licensure was the same; learning is fun, dealing with the exam was painful, but many of us proved it is possible if you dont take these exams so personal.

[@keleniengaluafe2600]

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