10 Ways to Make the Most of your Design Course

Seriously we pay £9k a year to then be given by most universities a long materials list, book list, supplies list, excursion fees list… on and on the lists go… for 3 years!

Now there’s no real way to combat these things but from my time at uni one main thing I learned is that you have to make the most of the actual facilities and people that your university offers. I mean, at the end of the day surely that should have been one of the main reasons why you opted for that uni in the first place, right?!

The Pros and Cons about Interior Architecture and Design

Guys please take this list with a pinch of salt because literally this is me being very honest straight from mind to blog post. There are and will be many things in the future that can change this list and maybe i’ll edit in the future but if you’re thinking about having a career in Interior Architecture (or any design related subject to be honest) these might apply and help you when deciding on a commitment to study for 3+years…

See my list of Pros & Cons (Best & Worst things) about Interior Architecture below!

What is Interior Architecture and Design?

The fact that someone can be involved in two sides of the same industry for some reason confuses a lot of people but in fairness the term is relatively new and likelihood is when looking for jobs you will rarely come across the term ‘Interior Architectural Designer’… It’s just not a thing. But in terms of the job description and what you are involved with on a daily basis that is exactly what you are doing.