Welcome — for UK architecture students
What makes you
the best version
of yourself
Most portfolios don’t fail because of the design. They fail due to a file that wouldn’t open, a layout that doesn’t read well, or work that was lost and never captured.
We are here for you.
Habits
Fifteen minutes
a week
Almost nobody loses a project to bad design. They lose it to a folder that never existed, a model nobody photographed, or a laptop that died in week nine.
- Checklists
Two pages. Twelve items. Three sections. Free and complete, nothing held back - Guides
Detailed guides on how to use and get the most out of your checklists - Written by
A practising architect, registered with the ARB and a Chartered Member of the RIBA
Latest — checklist 01
Start your project
off properly.
Set up your folders, know your deadlines, block off your time properly, the Project Start Checklist has twelve habits that help reduce the stress of being an architecture student.
- Free
- No account
Habit 01 — fig 01
Set the folder up
before you need it
Read one, then go back to work.
Twenty-odd short guides, sorted by whatever is going wrong this week.
Who writes
this
ARB · RIBA · Practising
I’m a practising architect in a UK practice, registered with the ARB and a Chartered Member of the RIBA. I start real projects for a living, and I’ve reviewed student work in a university context.
Three fair questions ⟶One email, then nothing
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