Site & Narrative
Context, topography, zoning constraints, and the core conceptual premise explained in 2–3 succinct sentences.
From your first student portfolio to a polished job-application PDF — practical guidance on structure, layout, presentation and the work that belongs inside.
Principal architects and admission panels scan portfolios looking for design judgment, spatial clarity, and technical rigor. Each project in your book should follow this disciplined sequence:
Context, topography, zoning constraints, and the core conceptual premise explained in 2–3 succinct sentences.
Concept diagrams, parti sketches, massing iterations, and daylight studies showing how your design logic unfolded.
Strictly labeled orthographic floorplans, clean cross-sections, elevations, and structural wall sections.
Constructed material joinery details, physical model photography, and resolved contextual renderings.
Detailed breakdowns for internships, graduate admissions, and studio principal interviews.
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