What kind of experience is it to learn architecture?

As an architecture student, I was actually quite uneasy when I first entered school. However, I have seen it in recent years, and it is also bitter and sweet.

First, what do you need to learn architecture?

Energy. Not only do you have to run around for field trips, but you also have to draw pictures and change pictures day and night; Mastering hand-drawing and computer drawing means mastering sketching watercolor marks and using various computer software. It is necessary to have creative imagination and conform to norms and aesthetics.

2. Time. Whenever drawings are handed in, there will always be a group of people staying up until one or two or even drawing all night and sleeping in the classroom. This is a major that cannot compress time. From research to concept, from grass and grass to drawing, plus every change of drawing, every wall and every pillar should be carefully thought over.

3. money. I don't know where I dropped my pencils and erasers, but I don't know who borrowed the glue art knife, and there are drawings of A 1. Every field trip takes a lot of materials.

4. Talent. Many architecture departments have to take exams to enroll students. It is still very important to learn architectural talent, which requires not only creativity and imagination, but also sensitivity to color, and more needs to see more and learn more.

2. What can I get from reading architecture?

Knowledge. Architecture is a major in drawing, so you will learn all kinds of drawing knowledge. From pencil sketch, watercolor gouache to pen mark; From SU and CAD to PS and ID. This is the fusion of art and reason, and the intersection of imagination and creativity. In addition, learning architecture is not only about architectural design, but also about urban planning, landscape and interior design. Imagine if you decorate your home, you don't need to hire someone to design it yourself. Will it be very fulfilling?

2. fun. Whether it's going out for inspection with classmates, stopping, talking and laughing, or designing buildings together in groups, learning from each other and supervising each other. This is not only a process of mutual learning and progress, but also a different kind of stable friendship. And other majors are accompanied by cold figures and instruments all day, while ours are colorful paintings and models. When you look at your freshly baked and newly completed paintings or buildings, you will really feel a sense of accomplishment.

To sum up, although studying architecture may be a bit bitter and tiring, it will be a happy time whether you experience it now or later.