Comic Break: "School vs. Work"
The classroom and the office are the two main settings where we learn about the practice of architecture, yet both expect the other to fill in more than a few gaps. Maybe schools shouldn?t emphasize the ?technical details? and instead focus on teaching how to design; or maybe a little technical knowledge would be great preparation for that first job out of school (where you won?t get to design much more than a straight line). No matter which ideology you subscribe to, there will always be a disconnect between the classroom and the office.
© Architexts
The classroom and the office are the two main settings where we learn about the practice of architecture, yet both expect the other to fill in more than a few gaps. Maybe schools shouldn?t emphasize the ?technical details? and instead focus on teaching how to design; or maybe a little technical knowledge would be great preparation for that first job out of school (where you won?t get to design much more than a straight line). No matter which ideology you subscribe to, there will always be a disconnect between the classroom and the office.Our webcomic, Architexts, features a character named Tim who attends school at an unnamed, practice-based architecture program. Tim faces all the challenges one would expect when attending a demanding educational program, while also working full-time in the profession.Whether you were a full-time student, a part-time student that worked full-time, or an educator, we wan...
© Architexts
The classroom and the office are the two main settings where we learn about the practice of architecture, yet both expect the other to fill in more than a few gaps. Maybe schools shouldn?t emphasize the ?technical details? and instead focus on teaching how to design; or maybe a little technical knowledge would be great preparation for that first job out of school (where you won?t get to design much more than a straight line). No matter which ideology you subscribe to, there will always be a disconnect between the classroom and the office.Our webcomic, Architexts, features a character named Tim who attends school at an unnamed, practice-based architecture program. Tim faces all the challenges one would expect when attending a demanding educational program, while also working full-time in the profession.Whether you were a full-time student, a part-time student that worked full-time, or an educator, we wan...
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