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Architects design buildings. Wait, is that solely true in today's digital day and age? Absolutely not! Young professionals today are challenging the set norms and diving into territories like media, ed-tech industy, UX design, etc. It is a fascinating to observe the gradual side hustle professionals are making. I am studying architecture for the past five years now, observing and documenting trends. If you wonder what is in it for you? I plan to present information and talk to professionals who have successfully dealt with innovation that might help you explore opportunities in architecture.
Prajakta Ghodchore is a final year architecture student, a sports person and dancer by passion.In this episode of Archiofy,we talked about the various entrance exams after architecture,her passion for the subject and her extracurricular experiences.
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Aakanksha Malu is a final year architecture student, and artist by passion. In this 7th episode of Archiofy,we talked about how art and architecture are inter-related, her passion for art, experiences as a freelance artist and a lot more. Hope you guys enjoy the podcast!
In a candid conversation with a good friend of mine about traveling and architecture. We discuss travel experiences, memories, and how does traveling benefits designs overall.
In this episode I share my internship experience and some advices I would've given to my younger self.
The 5 years spent in the architecture college surely prove to be transforming and wholesome as a creative learning experience.Starting the college as naïve to shaping a self-identity is indeed a journey.
In this episode I had a fun conversation with Pratiksha Ladda (a friend of mine), she shares some significant observations about architecture college.
The 5 years spent in the architecture college surely prove to be transforming, engaging, and wholesome as a creative learning experience.Starting the college as naïve to shaping a self-identity is indeed a journey.
In this podcast I share some significant takeaways that architecture college offers.
After the pandemic, it is clear how the importance of the internet is heavily increasing. This episode highlights some points regarding why and how should architects build an online presence.
Architecture as a profession is evolving exponentially for the past few years. It is fascinating to see many architects voice out their opinions, analysis, and research in written format. Architect Gautam Bhatia rightly says "Architecture is a profession that doesn't go by the book hence deserves writing that doesn't go by the book". Writing architecture opens up a career option called architectural journalism. It is still a growing niche, especially in India, but I am glad to say many professionals today are considering taking it up as a primary career option. In this episode, there are basic observations about the growing niche and some insights to get yourself started with writing.
Architects design buildings. Wait, is that solely true in today's digital day and age? Absolutely not! Young professionals today are challenging the set norms and diving into territories like media, ed-tech, UX design, etc. It is a fascinating time to observe the gradual side hustle professionals are getting into. I am studying architecture for the past five years now, observing and documenting trends. If you wonder what is in it for you? I plan to present information and talk to professionals who have successfully dealt with innovation that might help you explore opportunities in architecture. Now if that sounds interesting to you, hang in there.Checkout our latest episodes and don't forget to follow us on instagram to stay updated. Write to us at: archiofy1@gmail.com https://www.instagram.com/archiofy/