Architecture Students: Then Vs Now

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To be certain, architecture students are required to perform a wide variety of skills to complete a project. But thanks to some guys named Gates and Jobs (among many others), we are now able to execute nearly all of our tasks on one magical machine: the computer. While things like sketching and model making will always be fundamental parts of our profession, the laborious task of hand drafting has already become the "walk to school uphill both ways" of architecture – that is, something most of us are happy to have moved on from.

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Courtesy of The Leewardists
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Centuries of civilizations built on structures designed by architects and yet, their voice is lost among the countless stories of rulers and armies and sometimes wondrous monsters. 

The Leewardists are rewriting the contemporary history of our civilization through the voice of this elusive being, The Architect.

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Cite: The Leewardists. "Architecture Students: Then Vs Now" 24 Jan 2017. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/803925/architecture-students-than-vs-now> ISSN 0719-8884

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