Networking. Something that as a new Architecture Student over 10 years ago, I was definitely not aware of but I am sure if you are in Architecture now as a Student, Assistant or fully qualified, you would have noticed that 'networking' and how powerful it can be has been a frequent topic of discussion recently and over the last couple of years across social media and especially on LinkedIn. Feel free to follow/connect.

The ‘traditional’ journey to qualification as an Architect in the UK

The only essential equipment list you should need for your Architecture Degree!

I have found that university equipment lists can have far too many items listed that do not get used and basically just turn out to be a waste of money so I have created this list by basically going through my own order history, going through my own equipment that I still have and use and comparing that to equipment lists provided by universities. You will notice that a lot of what I buy tends to be cheap, efficient, well reviewed and in bulk as that is what I like to buy.

I refuse to pay £30/40/50 for a book,. Not even one I will use everyday, as a student and even now, its just too expensive. If you're the same...keep reading...

Part time jobs as a university student, more specifically, an architecture student. Now I make the distinction not just because archistudentnotes is for architecture students but because the time and commitment of architecture students is, from my experience different from other university students.

Here are 3 tips to remeber when looking for a part time job as an architecture student