Welcome to our first "Coffee Break" ☕️ - our chill conversations on matters of Architecture.

For this first one we are discussing one of the greatest architecture stereotypes: do all architects wear black? 🖤

Let me know what you think in the comments and stay tuned for our next episode next week!

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🎙 In today's episode, we are looking at Architecture Internships, how to get one and get the most out of it. 🎓

Whether you are full of experience or just starting your studying journey, this episode will provide you with insights and tips around experience in the architecture office.

Let me know what you think! 💬

Step into the surreal world of the Palacio d’Abraxas in Noisy le Grand, France. Designed by Ricardo Bofill, this monumental piece of postmodern architecture blurs the lines between art and living space

You might recognize it from « The Hunger Games: Mockingjay »-this striking building was the perfect backdrop for a dystopian world.

I hope you enjoy this quick critique! :)

In this episode of QuickCrits, we dive into the intricate world of Art Nouveau with Hector Guimard’s La Maison Coilliot in Lille, France. Discover how this lesser-known masterpiece blends organic forms and innovative materials to create a living work of art. Whether you’re an architecture enthusiast or just curious about design, this episode will transport you to a time when every detail mattered.

Tune in now to explore the beauty and craftsmanship of one of Guimard’s most unique creations.

Music credit: "Laissez moi danser", Waxx, Pomme

Learn more about the Cube Houses of Rotterdam in this new QuickCrit episode 🎙️✨

The Cube Houses, a great landmark of the Rotterdam skyline, designed by Piet Blom in 1977 redefine residential design through bold geometric shapes and compact living spaces.

Discover more and stay tuned for our next QuickCrit coming out soon!

Follow me on Instagram and TikTok @the_good_crit to catch illustrations and sketches of this amazing architecture project.

In this first QuickCrit, I present to you in just 5 minutes a small analysis of the great Nakagin Tower of Tokyo, designed by Kisho Kurokawa in 1972.

Learn about a rare example of Metabolist Architecture, and check out my illustrations and sketches of this great design on my Instagram @the_good_crit

I hope you learn something with me today and you enjoy this new format of QuickCrits.

Crits can be very stressful and nerve-wrecking events in your Architecture Student journey.

In this episode, I share some of my Crit experience and a few tips I gathered to make sure you have great review.

In this episode I share my experience in 3rd year, what I learned from it and how it has affected me.

From mental health to project management, I share a few tips gathered throughout a very interesting although very tiring year in Architecture school.

This episode is a bit longer than usual, I hope it will still be interesting to most of you :)

Enjoy :)