It’s a gradual step, One cannot skip any. A very insightful video.

This is a problem in nearly every college major. We should go back to the apprenticeship model

She communicates like a total retard. Nobody dares to tell her because she's a woman.

This is prevalent across multiple industries. And it’s because the vast majority professors have never actually left campus, and very few of them have real world applicable skills. I have been working in the architectural design and construction industry for 35 years. Most good journeyman or master carpenters know more than 90% of school taught architects.

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Architecture doesn’t have any knowledge to transfer. They just blame the engineers for not being able to design anti gravity machines to keep the cantilever from falling over.

Pretty sure it’s always been this way. Also, LPA has a floor dedicated to a “material library” so it’s not unheard of. What new architects should be worried about is AI coming in and doing 100% of the design while at the same time researching the local building codes to make sure the design complies with the local building codes. It’s GGs for new architects

This is the most wanted NEXT LEVEL Prison documentary. Don't watch halfway, it is an injustice to watch halfway.

Architecture tech school, maybe? Taught by people in the industry.

This is the norm everywhere. Most schools teach the theoretical aspects but neglect the practical aspects. The practical aspect is for your internships and understudy at your respective offices.

In which way does teaching Marxism or allowing jew-haters bring forth capable architects? According to my knowledge this Uni is often lauded as the “best” architecture school. Why does it even need an “Marxism festival” ?

Wow, really interesting way to advertise your product, but in every field, you become useful after 3-4 years only.