Jun 3 2011, 01:46 AM
QUOTE(azarimy @ Jun 2 2011, 09:49 AM)
u'll be surprised that their syllabus are not much different than ours. mainly because we took most of it from them.
the students consist of those who have an existing predisposition on creativity, arts and sense of self. they want to do architecture because they know that's what they wanna be, and know that they have the ability to be that. so when they jump into architecture, they are surging to show off what they can do, explore things and be creative.
compare this to average malaysians who wanna be an architect because it pays alot, can become rich and own 5 cars, a big house and a couple of mistresses.
it's about attitude first. all the rest comes much, much later.
hi, quite possibly the first time i'm posting on this forum even though i've been following this thread for a loooong time. and i just wanted to say that it gave me a lot of encouragement just by reading that. i'm very much inclined to think that i'm the former of the two examples (who wouldn't la) and well yeah, it's encouraging to know that at least someone thinks attitude is very much part of the contributing factors in becoming an architect. i'm afraid i don't have an inborn talent at art nor do i have inexhaustible creative juice and i've always been worried that that mean the end for me. the students consist of those who have an existing predisposition on creativity, arts and sense of self. they want to do architecture because they know that's what they wanna be, and know that they have the ability to be that. so when they jump into architecture, they are surging to show off what they can do, explore things and be creative.
compare this to average malaysians who wanna be an architect because it pays alot, can become rich and own 5 cars, a big house and a couple of mistresses.
it's about attitude first. all the rest comes much, much later.
so... yay for attitude? heh.
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