Welcome back to the third instalment in our series on Architectural Portfolios - one of the major rites of passage for any architecture student. This is the third post in our series outlining tips and suggestions for Architecture Portfolios. Why ...
Welcome back. One of the major rites of passage for an architecture student is the preparation of their final architectural portfolio. This is the second post in our series outlining tips and suggestions for Architecture Portfolios. Today we will be talking about the overall styling of your portfolio.
This is the first of Design+Build series of posts outlining some tips and suggestions for Architecture Portfolios. One of the major rites of passage for an architecture student is the preparation of their final architectural portfolio.
So let's get cracking on part 1 - Taking Aim.
One of the major rites of passage for an architecture student is the preparation of their final architectural portfolio. This is the thing they will lug around for the next months or years, trying to sell themselves to prospective employers ...
Over at Archinect they are running an interesting series called Archinect's Official Portfolio Guide - a guide to success in the world of architecture. The emphasis on the architect's portfolio is of particular interest to me, with the first article in the series focussing on the student's portfolio. As it turns out, the pointers and tips for architectural portfolios are wholly relevant for other realms of design as well.