Architecture Life

MissWicked asked:


I’m giving a presentation about Bavaria… and I have all the basic information, but no cool facts… like famous buildings or fun things in Bavaria.

Does anybody know any facts about Bavaria?

rachel t asked:


I’m not in college yet, but i want to go to school to be an architect.

Jim E asked:


i.e. famous buildings etc.
I am not looking for answers such as ” british industry ” or ” the citys ”.
Thanks

Zach asked:


Well i want to move to orange county from vancouver canada when a graduate and i want to become an architect im totally lost on what to do. where do i start and where is the best place to go to university for architecture ive been told i should get a job in construction so i did but i dont know where to go from that

faisaltheman asked:


I’m receiving my associates in multimedia and thinking about transferring to ITT tech for draft and design but they only really offer a BA in construction management.. Any advice or tips from my fellow yahooligans??

Pat asked:


I am a junior interested in architecture and I want to go to Miami but I don’t know if I’ll be able to get into the architecture program. I am pretty good at drawing, I have a 3.4 gpa at a pretty selective private school, and my test scores are above average. Is there a chance I’ll get in?

ChrisPKreme asked:


I am considering becoming an Architect after high school. I was wondering what skills you need to have to become one. What would a typical work day be for an Architect be? What specific math courses do Architects need to take college? How much drawing skill vs. mathematical skill is involved in everyday work. Does this job take loads of creativity? or do you learn things in college that will help you with building techniques? I’m basically looking for all the information of becoming an Architect.

maizener asked:


i’m a student in the faculty of architecture, and i need to see famous art work in order to improve my work and designs.
thanks for any help

c j asked:


I heard that if you work as an architectural draftsman for a certain amount of time you can become an architect through testing.

Silence is Golden asked:


I would like to build a paper cut-and-paste model of a famous building, but I want to know the best glue for the task. Elmer’s plain white glue strikes me as being a bit slow to dry, but “super-glue” (cyanoacrylate) can soak through the paper and cause a whole new set of problems, sticking things together that I don’t necessarily want to be stuck…like my skin… Any ideas?