Thoughts on Architecture, /sci/? Anyone here interested in it?

>>7776425
ive always loved it, thought i dont think i have the mindset for it

>>7776425
As a major, it's a pain in the ass. I'd rather do calculations all day instead of drawing and building paper houses. I respect Architecture majors for their willpower.

Went to FIU where they have an awesome architecture course and department.

Students get their own desks and shit, its like an actual architecture firm.

Some of these requirements though. Room mate had to build a difficult design, turn it in unscathed traveling accross campus. Then, the new assignment was to improve it without the model he built. Pretty tough to improve it off the notes and memory without the rough draft. A lot of people cant handle that amount of stress.

I really respect architects. Even though the guy graduated top of his department with reccomendations and hasnt worked in any related field 8 years later.

>>7776459
>Even though the guy graduated top of his department with reccomendations and hasnt worked in any related field 8 years later.

Why?

>>7776455

We did calculations an awful lot I don't know how it works in America but in England you have to know the maths now.

I didn't even graduate, I'm bad at maths. also its a circle jerk.

>>7776425
It isn't science. Why make this thread? sage

Architecture vs Civil engineering

>>7776464
Its an industry where someone has to be fired or die to get an opportunity and apparently hes too afraid to be an entrepreneur.

>>7776494

both are required, dummy

>architecture
>science
pick one and gtfo

>>7778571
Hotel Management

>>7776425
>>/his/

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>go to /ic/ or /3/
>fuck off Architecture isn't art
>go to /sci/
>fuck off Architecture isn't science

>don't know where to post this anymore

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>>7778879

>tfw in architecture school
>just want a place to discuss architecture and simultaneously call people a faggot and have people discuss/shit on my projects

I know that feel.

>>7776464
Architects are the canaries in the mine for the economy: they are the first to lose their jobs before a financial downturn and the first to get new opportunities once things improve again.

As we still haven't recovered fully since Lehman Brothers of 2008 there will still be hard tomes for architects.

Best major to amplify man's ego.