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'It was way more therapeutic than I thought it would be. I may have to start writing in a journal or start a blog'
Moyo Adebayo, Architecture Graduate
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'so fun - got me to reflect on lots of things!'
Izzy, Architecture Student
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'It's so fulfilling!'
Latte, Architecture Student
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'I think architecture students should stick together and share what they know/do well so others can learn from that.'
Calin-Bogdan Maier, Architecture Student
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Took a while 😂 but good, I’m liking being able to think back on my week and reflect about how it went and what I could be doing better.
Anonymous, Architecture Student
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Very easy and was actually enjoyable to talk about my day to day life.
Anonymous, Architecture Student
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Great - really nice to reflect on the week
Yashani, Architecture Student
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Reflecting on my week was good as it kept me in touch with my emotions. However it did get me questioning a lot about life in the workplace and if it’s what I want to pursue even tho I’m already half way there :(
Anonymous, Part 1 Architecture Assistant
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Very insightful! It was a surreal experience to write about my weekly schedule. It made me also realize what I is currently on my plate and what I can aim to have in the future!
Former University Lecturer/ Architecture MA Student
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Therapeutic
Adel Hussein
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it was nice and made me reflect on how hectic and busy my weeks can get but since its something i usually do it doesnt seem as such.
Bayanda Phoswa
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Fun! it's nice to reflect on how my week goes :)
Pearl, Architecture Student
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Writing my ArchiWeek was a moment of reflection — a pause amid the usual rush of drawings, deadlines, and discussions. It made me realize how each day in architecture school carries its own story , from the technical challenges to the quiet creative breakthroughs.
Siddhi Sandeep Parkhe
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Putting my thoughts into words helped me see how much I’ve grown, not just as a designer but as a thinker. It reminded me why I chose this path , because architecture constantly evolves, just like we do. Writing ArchiWeek wasn’t just documenting my days, it was rediscovering my purpose within them.
Siddhi Sandeep Parkhe
A week in the life submission from a 24-year old Freelance Architect and online architecture illustration tutor. Would you have tackled the week any differently?
This week we have a submission from Melissa Olsen, a 26 year old Architectural Designer & Educator working in New Hampshire, USA on $45,000 a year who runs a platform on Instagram called architecture_unbound.
This week we have a submission from Moyo, a 21 year old Bachelor of Architecture graduate living in Milton Keynes who also runs @archi_v7 on Instagram.
Submission from Sude, a 22 year old Architectural Assistant living and working in London who is also one of two of the ArchiDabble founders!
Collaborations.
21-year old Part 1 Architecture Graduate and Content Creator living in Milton Keynes, England
This week we have a submission from Moyo, a 21 year old Bachelor of Architecture graduate living in Milton Keynes who also runs @archi_v7 on Instagram.
A week in the life submission from a 23-year old 5th year Architecture Student living and studying in Barcelona, Spain. Would you have tacked the week any differently?