Home Uncategorized Life of an architecture student 3 months ago 3 months agoUncategorizedLife of an architecture student by Kaiden Elliott 2 Facebook Twitter2 comments Post PaginationPrevious PostPreviousNext PostNexta day in life of an architecture student, a day in the life of an architecture student, a week in the life of an architecture major, a week in the life of an architecture student, architecture, architecture school, architecture student, architecture student life, architecture students, day in the life of an architecture major, day in the life of an architecture student, image, life of an architect, life of an architecture student, student, week in the life of an architecture studentLike it? Share with your friends!2 Facebook Twitter2 commentsWhat's Your Reaction? hate 0 hate confused 0 confused fail 0 fail fun 0 fun geeky 0 geeky love 0 love lol 0 lol omg 0 omg win 0 win Posted by Kaiden Elliott Troublemaker. Social media maven. Extreme alcohol fanatic. Problem solver. Introvert. Incurable travel scholar. 2 Comments Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. One day at 6am when my cat had jumped* into* my 1.5mx1.5m hand cut balsa wood model, my best wakeup was.ReplyRaise your hand if more than half of your walls are occupied by drawings, blueprints and presentation boards at one point.Reply Previous Post Amazon HQ2 is an Architectural Failure by Everly Mejia Next Post Hallidie Building, a pioneering use of glass curtain walls by Jaden Wooten
One day at 6am when my cat had jumped* into* my 1.5mx1.5m hand cut balsa wood model, my best wakeup was.Reply
Raise your hand if more than half of your walls are occupied by drawings, blueprints and presentation boards at one point.Reply
One day at 6am when my cat had jumped* into* my 1.5mx1.5m hand cut balsa wood model, my best wakeup was.
Raise your hand if more than half of your walls are occupied by drawings, blueprints and presentation boards at one point.