Advice From My Mentor #Architalks

This is a post in a group series called #ArchiTalks in which a group of us architecture bloggers post about a common theme once a month. This month’s theme is “Mentorship.” To see what the others had to say, check out the links below!

This is NOT Mentorship

ArchiTalks: Mentorship

Mentors, Millennials and the Boomer Cliff

Influence

ArchiTalks: Mentorship

teach them the way they should go: #architalks

Bad Mentor, Good Mentor

The Top 3 Benefits for Architects to Mentor and to be Mentored

I've got a lot to learn

Gurus, Swamis, and Other Architectural Guides

The Lonely Mentor

Advice From My Mentor

Mentoring with Anecdotes vs. Creating a Culture of Trust

Why every Aspiring Architect needs SCARs

Mentorship : mend or end ?

Mentor5hip is...

My Mentor

5 Mentors that are in my life

Mentorship

On Mentorship

Mentorship

[alexandraelenacristea]

This is great advice everyone can use, no matter what their profession is! Excited to read the blog posts now :D thanks for sharing!

[Youngarchitect]

Solid advice! Thanks for being a mentor on YouTube!

[tiffanymorris]

Thank You 😊 I like your video Merry Christmas 🎁🎄 Happy New Year

[dwuddle]

Okay so like I'm going to community college this year. And then I will transfer to a 4-year college in a year as I'm getting a general education certificate. I'm definitely thinking about going into architecture but I was thinking that I could minor in theatre because I would love to design stages and sets. Would you see that as a good idea? Or should I just major theatre anyways? I just feel like having an architecture major under my belt will help me later in life to get jobs in theatre.

[aarizraza]

hey can just just look at my portfolio once as I have applied to Manchester school of architecture.

[sanjaybeedassy]

hi. I just wanted to know whether we have to study physics to become an architect. this year is my last year of college. the subjects I am studying are maths, accounting and arts. please could you help me . thanks

[kiwichlofro]

Do you think it's possible to have a relationship while in school? My guess is that your so busy and working so hard that if you do have time to date if you want it to work you have to work really really hard at it. But man people need some human contact !

Also second question is what can I practice drawing over the summer before school starts in the fall. I want to know first year drawing projects I could maybe get a handle on because I'm not the best at drawing and I would love to practice.