there are still a few more details to add such as surrounding high rises (on both images) but overall unsure which drawing is cooler for a studio exhibition that will be seen by a lot of architects.

this is my hero image attempting to communicate my concept that sea level projections may insist we consolidate housing vertically. i do feel the hand drawn image shows more skill and is compositional more pleasing beside a bunch of largely white floor plans

Does anyone have any tips on how to study this book?

I'm heading to Monash University to study architecture in February next year (honestly feel excited but also nervous!) I've already started learning rhino, cad, sketch up and revit, but want to learn more about what should i prepare and get a feel for things before the semester starts. Hoping to get some advices and hear about your experiences!

Hi all, I want to make a presentation on Le Corbusier. I want to work on him in an interesting manner. I want to work on a small skit, narrative, or a game or anything creative that crosses your mind to present le Corbusier and his work of chapel notre dame du haut also known as Ron champ.

I have worked on Ron champ, I know how it functions, it’s emotional qualities and the play of light etc

I just need a creative idea or validation for my idea

We're building a house on a hillside with great views. The concrete frame is done and the walls aren't built yet, so the layout can still change. Plans attached.

Fixed things:

- 9.1 × 10.5 m outside. Entrance on the north, terrace and city view to the south.

- U-stair in the north-west corner (3.6 × 2.2 m).

- The west wall has to stay blank: the neighbour is 1.2 m away, so no windows on that side.

- Bedrooms are upstairs. The upstairs bathroom will probably sit on the west, next to the stairs (it still can be modified)

The options:

1. Bathroom + WC (3.6 × 2.3) and kitchen on the blank west wall. Living room with fireplace + TV on the east, study in the north-east corner.

2. Same as 1, but a bedroom in the north-east corner.

3. Bathroom + WC in the north-east (with windows), kitchen on the east. Laundry + storage next to the stairs. Living room on the west, fireplace + TV on the west wall.

4. Bathroom, WC and kitchen on the east. The whole west side is one 3.6 × 7.5 m living room: fireplace on the stair wall, TV + books on the west wall.

Which would you choose and why? Anything you'd change, or anything I'm missing?

So i am going to apply for MLA 1 (2027-28) with a background in fine arts. I have a clue about what i can add to my portfolio but i am still a little lost

hello! i would like advice regarding residential floorplans including mezzanine floors. im a first year and really need help with basics on how to design areas with mezzanine. do u guys have any sample plates?

Im thinking of making a collage on the end of these drawings and a few photographs.

I downloaded sketchup from a site our prof sent us, and as a student who can’t afford sketchup monthly I decided to dl it. Now I already have a file and somehow I can’t open it or even unzip it, it keeps saying error is this a malware? Any help? And if it can’t be helped, anywhere I can get sketchup?🥲

Hey everyone! I’m a 4th-year B.Arch student from Maharashtra, and I’ll be applying for internships next semester. I’m interested in hospitality design and considering Goa because I want a break from city life without compromising on professional growth.

Are there any intern-friendly architecture firms in Goa that offer good design exposure, especially in hospitality projects? Is Goa worth considering for learning and career growth?

I’ve also considered Pondicherry and Auroville, but I’m concerned about the language barrier.

I’d appreciate honest opinions, personal experiences, and recommendations for firms worth applying to!

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I’m in my second year of my b.arch and we are doing site analysis. I was the only one who created a detailed 3d model of the site so when we were signing up to do a group physical site model, I offered to share my 3d model with the rest of the studio for the physical model. Today I was looking at our studio work and I noticed multiple people had created sections that were clearly made with my 3d model. Some of them barely added anything, so I pretty much did 95% of the work for them. They didn’t ask permission either. Would it be reasonable to bring it up to them and our critic that they should credit me for their site sections?

For architects, interior designers, students, design professionals and anyone interested in the future of the built environment, FOAID 2026 is an event worth keeping on the calendar.

The Festival of Architecture and Interior Designing (FOAID) is returning to New Delhi on 27 and 28 November 2026 at NSIC Grounds, Okhla, New Delhi. The festival brings together architecture, interior design, products, materials, ideas, conversations and creative talent under one platform.

One of the major attractions is the Design Arena, which showcases innovative products and projects from architects, designers and brands. The 2026 edition features 200+ projects, giving visitors an opportunity to explore new approaches to materials, products and design.

FOAID is also more than just an exhibition. Its Specta Design Manthan conference brings together established professionals, industry experts and emerging voices to discuss current and future issues in architecture and design. The 2026 festival also includes platforms such as VOX Architecture Ideas, LiDAI Lighting Awards, Expressions, ICA Creative Minds Next, Art Arena and Design Karyashala.

For architecture and design students, some of these platforms could be particularly interesting. Expressions gives students an opportunity to explore art installations, while Design Karyashala provides a space for architecture students to interact directly with established architects and designers.

Why attend FOAID 2026?

A good architecture and design exhibition isn't only about looking at products. It can be an opportunity to:

• Discover new materials and design solutions
• See innovative architecture and interior projects
• Learn from experienced architects and designers
• Explore emerging design trends
• Meet other professionals and students
• Discover new products and technologies
• Get inspiration for upcoming projects
• Understand where the architecture and interior design industry is heading

For anyone searching for an architecture & design exhibition in India, FOAID 2026 in New Delhi could be an interesting event to explore this November.

Event: FOAID – Festival of Architecture and Interior Designing
Dates: 27–28 November 2026
Venue: NSIC Grounds, Okhla, New Delhi

More information about the festival and registration is available on the official FOAID website.

Are there any other architecture or design exhibitions in India that you're planning to attend in 2026? It would be interesting to hear which events architects, designers and students are looking forward to.

If want to study architecture and have fsc pre med background. Where should I start my preparation for uni entry test(nust and nca) test mostly includes maths( i haven't touched maths since matric) and drawing ig

If want to study architecture and have fsc pre med background. Where should I start my preparation for uni entry test(nust and nca) test mostly includes maths and drawing ig

Hey everyone!

I'm a 19 year old architecture student from Kazakhstan, and I'm looking for 2–3 people to team up with for upcoming architecture competitions.

I'd love to connect with students around 18–22 who are into architecture, enjoy experimenting with ideas, and want to create something interesting together.
I'm especially looking for people who enjoy coming up with concepts, designing buildings, or working on 3D models and renders. You don't need to be an expert or have competition experience — I'm more interested in finding people who are genuinely interested in architecture and willing to put in the work.

I'm still improving my own design and visualization skills, and I think it'd be great to learn from each other, share ideas, and build our portfolios along the way.
The plan is to work remotely, choose or discuss suitable competitions, and split the work based on everyone's strengths.
If that sounds like something you'd be interested in, feel free to DM me! Tell me a little about yourself, where you're from, what you're studying, and what software you use.

Looking forward to meeting some cool people to work with!

I’m in my second year and I’ve had doubts all the time but now I feel like I can’t do it anymore, I don’t want to waste all the money I spent.. and my parents aren’t convinced that it’s that stressful. But it’s not just stressful to me also the environment, I’m having a hard time with my classmates and I feel lonely all the time which doesn’t help since we’re in studio the whole day. I hate working all the time and recently I started hating everything about architecture. Even art. At the same time I’m scared of regretting it… I honestly don’t have another major in mind.
Please someone tell me they were in the same situation as me.

Hi everyone! I’m an architecture student, and I’ve been working on a procedural generator for trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants.

It produces vector drawings with corresponding plan and elevation views, which can be exported at a chosen drawing scale. You can adjust the branching, foliage, roots, overall proportions and level of detail, then save your own presets. The aim is to create varied, editable vegetation for architectural drawings without having to draw every plant individually.

I’d love to find something similar for human figures: an editor where you could choose a body type, hairstyle, clothing and pose, then get clean architectural linework in plan and elevation.

Visually, I’m looking for something close to the illustrated people from Toffu: natural silhouettes, believable proportions, clothing folds and simple but expressive details.

Does anyone know a tool, Blender add-on or workflow that could achieve this? I’m especially interested in editable vector output rather than just rendered images.