
I feel Guilty because it’s Fun and Easy
My design process stresses me out. Not because it doesn’t work. No. It’s because it does and it makes me feel guilty.
My design process stresses me out. Not because it doesn’t work. No. It’s because it does and it makes me feel guilty.
The story of this basswood model is the beginnings of more than just my freelance architecture career.
I probably should have talked to a few more architects before applying to architecture school. But honestly that thought never even crossed my mind.
I was one of those kids that always wanted to be an architect. When I was in first grade an architect came to our class. At least I think he was an architect.
Ken started using ARCHICAD in the 1990’s, and since that time has spent over 15,000 hours training individuals and groups of up to 200 throughout the UK.
I had to change my thinking on my position in my firm and in my profession if I was going to stay in the field of architecture and grow as an architect.
In just one year, this BIM competition has attracted 3 times the number of students from the first year, as well as gaining additional sponsors.
Two projects from my time at school show how a strict adherence to digital or analog tools can lead to trouble. I learned a lesson and went with the tool that failed.
BIM should be the best tool for design, but it’s not. What’s holding us back? A lack of creativity isn’t helping.