We all have to start somewhere. There’s no shame in that; none at all. Let’s talk about the initial moments you’ll experience when you open the program for the first time so that you can get your bearings and step off with the right footing.
Read MoreWhat defines ‘style’ though? We’re not born with a ‘style,’ per say. Instead, we’re shaped by the world around us and the decisions we make.
Read MoreWhen I consider all the software programs that I've had to learn in order to practice architecture, the one that I always think fondly of is SketchUp.
Read MoreWhether or not you pursue your Architecture license is a very personal decision to make in your career. You have to decide ultimately what is most important to you and go all in. There is no ‘right way’ to do this.
Read MoreThe year is winding down and the temptation to step back while 2016 fades away is everywhere. Fight the urge and do something today to help you push forward for the next 365.
Read MoreDid you ever find one day that the person you’ve become is somewhat unexpected?I’ve known for quite some time what I’m all about, but it’s interesting when someone else puts it so plainly into words for you.
Read MoreI bet when you were going to Architecture school, sitting in studio, you rarely thought about all the ‘additional’ things that the profession would require of you beyond your design skills. Recently, I’ve been thinking a lot about how the profession deals with, and relies upon, business.
Read MoreI had a very good idea of where I'd go in my career when I graduated years ago. It's good that I was wrong.
Read MoreYou may be on the path to licensure right now, or perhaps, you’ve already achieved it. Either way, the ARE 5.0 marks a milestone for friends, co-workers, peers, and employees who will be affected in the years ahead.
Read MoreAre you looking to advance your career, learn new skills, and build your network in a short time? Maybe you'd be interested in attending conferences!
Read MoreTime really does fly. It doesn't feel like much has changed, but one year later, I know in my bones that I am really an Architect. There is still so much for me to learn, but the way I learn it is now supported by the confidence that I completed a journey that few attempt and even fewer complete.
Read MoreWhat if you could begin to master a skill or craft over time without even thinking about it? The key... consistency!
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