How do I start studying architecture?

Pt I: 5 Tips to Help You Prepare for Architecture School

1. Tip #1: Research. Research.
2. Tip #2: Take an art class. It’s a common misconception that studying architecture will be extremely math-intensive.
3. Tip #3: Get social.
4. Tip #4: Explore some architectural sites.
5. Tip #5: Visit a few schools.

Can I self study architecture?

No. There is far too much to learn to do it yourself. Even for trained architects it takes years of experience to be good enough to be a principle designer and most will never make it that far. It is possible to learn the skills of an architect without attending a degree program by working in architects’ offices.

What is the best book to learn architecture drawing?

Design Drawing by Francis D.K. Ching and Steven P. Juroszek One of many architecture books authored by the well-known Francis D.K. Ching, Design Drawing is a great place to start. Whether you’re just beginning to learn about architectural design or you’re a seasoned pro revisiting fundamentals, it covers how to draw at the most basic level.

Why are there so many archarchitecture books for beginners?

Architecture is a vast subject, encompassing all of the built environment around us. Thus, there is a myriad of books, even at a beginning stage. By beginner, I assume two situation. First, you are about to begin/have just begun a formal education in Architecture.

What are the best interior design books for beginners?

Time-Saver Standards for Interior Design and Space Planning by Joseph DeChiara, Julius Panero and Martin Zelnik Once you’ve grasped the basics of drawing and detailing, it’s time to move on to the logic of design. Covering the ergonomics of interior spaces and furnishings, this book is all about dimensions.

What are the best architectural standards reference books?

The Architecture Reference & Specification Book: Everything Architects Need to Know Every Day by Julia McMorrough This architectural standards reference contains essential information for planning and executing architectural projects at all scales in a format that is very practical and useful.