It has been an overloaded month.
This week I'm faced with my final tutorial from which I will receive my final feedback to prepare my work for my final critique on Thursday.
After that, I fly solo so to speak, until the grand hand-in of all my work (which will be a fantastic labour of love no doubt) which is usually a monumental event in itself. In the sense of release from the figurative shackles that bind us to our laptops and sketch books.
This all happens in 20,160 minutes. Yes two weeks. Facebook news is filled with archifellows' dire messages of ensuing failure and ceaseless reminders of what little time we have left.
Countdowns. What a terrible tradition we have created for ourselves. An impossibly sour formula for receding hairlines and excessive weight loss.
Either way, two weeks will pass and this will be over and we'll all be throwing our graduation caps in the air.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not bleeding from my eyes and undulating in the fetal position in lack of hope. I ENJOY the stressful but buzzing atmosphere of the studios most times and I appreciate this whole experience.
But I'm looking forward to a little break right now, is all.
About ARCHILIFE
- archilife
- Yoshi Hayashi is an architect in the making. He recently graduated an architecture school in London and is learning the harsh lessons of life in the scary world of architecture. This blog will primarily be about the issues surrounding his treacherous adventures through the course and beyond.
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