Oh cool! ^^I'd like to go to Brazil sometime :wacko:

 

^^:sick: well that sounds awesome but erm... architecture itself is like 5 years.....:wreck: :o

 

^^:sick: well that sounds awesome but erm... architecture itself is like 5 years.....:wreck: :o

 

in my university, there is this series of subjects for history and theory of architecture for the undergraduate course... aside from the required general education subjects (e.g. history, social sciences, language, etc.). :)

^^that's what im planning to do. :smug: since im more inclined to history and culture than design. :laugh3:

 

Sounds wonderful! I think about that too, but social architecture also captivates my attention... :)

 

Oh, Ivet, you'll be pretty, pretty welcome here :wink:

 

Well, I must tell you but you may already know... 5 years pass like this: *

I can't believe I've already completed 1 year of studies...

Sounds wonderful! I think about that too, but social architecture also captivates my attention... :)

 

Well, I must tell you but you may already know... 5 years pass like this: *

I can't believe I've completed 1 year of studies yet...

 

both social and historical architecture doesn't pay well here in my country though. :laugh3::laugh3: so, there are times that i'm actually having second thoughts. :laugh3:

 

5 years is just sooo fast. almost like a blink of an eye. :P

If i were you I would take a social/cutural anthropology class. It deals with humans, interaction, social aspects, and culture. It may be something you like..

 

Dont worry though too much, you have time to decide a major:)

both social and historical architecture doesn't pay well here in my country though. :laugh3::laugh3: so, there are times that i'm actually having second thoughts. :laugh3:

 

5 years is just sooo fast. almost like a blink of an eye. :P

 

Well, I can't say they pay better here either... :laugh3:

But, I don't know... I belive it's better to do something I really love rather than be rich but sad...

And maybe the social or the historical side of architecture gets its deserved value in 5 years... ;)