@scrub The phrase "proceeds to" refers to a cause and effect scenario, where something happens which causes a person to do something. The prefix "pro" in "proceed" means it happens afterwards, as opposed to "precedes", as "pre" means before. To put it simply, "Proceeds to" means that someone has taken action after an event, in this case it happens after he says "I know it's one of the pointy ones." Therefore, "Proceeds to" is an excellent and perfectly acceptable way for this person to get their point across.
I don't wanna be the "actually" guy, but soviet architecture is actually very cool, and I really love it. Thing is, a lot of people associate it with *just* the commie blocks, which aren't special, but USSR has brought us some of the best architecture marvels of 20th century
In mine it's projects like you said for most architecture related subjects, and normal exams for subjects like physics, history, foreign languages, etc. They do have 2 or 3 projects during the semester which are a % of our grade though
I mean yeah, architecture degrees are advanced Masters level degrees that require practical applied knowledge. It would be bad if it was a written exam IMO.
I will be in my 2nd year and what we did for our finals last year was a presentation and no written exam, we worked on a project then our professor made so many revisions. We made multiple designs, then 3d rendering and layout plans.
Could you maybe tell me what the tests and stuff actually look like? I need to school path to pursue rn and I'm thinking of maybe doing architecture. Was wondering if maybe you wanted to enlighten me a bit
Hey I'm about to go to uni for architecture but I'm pretty worried I won't be able to make a living off of it hdjdj do you have any tips? Side hustle or switching careers or are jobs not as bad as I read on the internet?
@@EL-oj6uq its different in my country. We have to choose a certain subject after 12th grade (which for me is going to be architecture). And for that, we need to read science in 11th and 12th. I'm in 12th and 16 years old. There's a lot of competition to get seats in the engineering colleges so its quite stressful
I laughed at the first one. That's how I thought it would be as a freshman at the orientation. *and then I saw my left and right* 😂😂😂 Peeps do be drawing like they're planning to entry their work at a gallery. --which. They do get into uni gallery in the end so....
I'm not sure what architects are in America, but my mother works in an architect's bureau in Germany. (she's a draughtsman). She definitely has to think of everything when planning a building. The fire escapes, the supporting beams etc. But they also only do clients based work so they already have the client who has all kinds of stupid ideas that would never work.
@@j.p.vanbolhuis8678 Yeah that's the boss. (one out of like four coworker). She mostly plans together with the client, makes sure the constructions workers do it correctly and oversees my mothers work. It's very different from what I see in american media
The US and Canada (and some other similar countries) have an entire different approach to architecture as a profession that makes it highly devoid of anything not morphology related, as opposed to the rest of the world in where an architect knows as much about structural design, installations and services as much as design, and probably will end up working in fields unrelated to design.
@@l.acosta4739 That's true. Currently in my 2nd year architecture course (from the Philippines) and so far most of what we do is based around following building codes and standards with a bit of basic trigonometry (for plotting lots). The creativity and art comes from how you could fit in what the client wants without breaking any laws.
how I wish my finals were exams lmao looking forward to printing my 3+ A1 posters at high quality, making my physical model and printing 3 copies of my thesis because PDF doesn't exist ig 😩😭
Just finished midterms last week. Had a 10 hour exam for Studio, needed to offset our digital design plans of a 10 000m2 Airport Terminal that we worked for half a semester for basically consisting of 17+ of technical drawings onto physical paper, meaning we had to draw by hand all of our concept sheets, floorplans, sections and structural plans onto A2 size paper. Then for the other subjects such as structural engineering, construction management, city architecture theory and sustainable architecture theory, we had 3 hours of essay based exams for each subject. If only exams were like this video 🙏
In the studio exams, can you have the design in front of you and then draw or is it based on memories(if yes in what form of the project can you have it,, the 3d model or if they made you do a floor design and then you draw it?)?
They ain’t anything like that bro, don’t get lured. The reality of architecture is you either get roasted real bad by your professors for your design or you get roasted quite nicely and redesign all over again :’ )
Then do art school because trust me this is not architecture..like it's all math physics chemistry and a little bit of creativeness and drawing But i wish it was like that tho 😢
As someone who had failed my 3rd year year 2 times before changing major, and for your sake, I hope you think this through before you proceed. Architecture has also ruined my back and biological clock.
@philmybutup4759 dude architecture is the hardest of all engineering colleges. U get no time to sleep and get scolded n roasted for your work u spent hours to complete. Ur work never satisfy all. U get projects to do in 90% of the subjects U study. Not only that, u have to study physics, math , structure, materials, survey, literature, and country specific language subject. Each project takes at most 4-5 hours to complete at minimum and you get at least 6 project every week in 5 working day which is proportionality measured by scale with measured color grading and hand drafted. If you do slightly bad, u get to redo it. There ia also model making. So it gets quite expensive. I have my room full of architectural project sheets. This is just for practical subjects. U get research project for other theory subjects every week. Each semester has 4-6 theory subject with 4-5 practical subject at the latest. Only fun part of architecture in college is on case study time when you get to go to various places for research. There's monthly test every month in my country for it where you get called to ur parents if you do bad and u can imagine what would happen in my Asian household after that 😂😅😂.
I swear you probably don't want to, I'm studying architecture in the top university in my country and by the 2nd year 90% of my year class stopped wanting to be one and just want it to be over (college that is)
@@tarinfarman3824 Architects only job is to make things look pretty/artsy. An engineer can make a house, an architect can make a nice looking pile of rubble
@@OscarLT321 mate I’m not saying structural engineers are not important, I’m saying that the hardest job when creating a building/urban space is the architect as they need the knowledge of every aspect for the design or project
Nahhh. Finals are a having a jury review where people harshly (or nicely if you get one) a project you worked your ass off the whole semester. So much work and loss of meals and sleep, just to get roasted at the end
Actually being a architecture in college is freaking hard the angle needs to be precise and the shading needs to be accurate and no mistakes That's why my sister dropped out in 2nd college
@@aspirant8780 part time artist she sells anime stickers in cosplay events and do commission sometimes she would let me join to sell stickers it was pretty fun
@SydneyLakes-qm7gg it is true, but in case something like windows system crashing all over the world, architects still know how to do manual drafting and will survive.
I studied graphic design for my first year, it was easy but it didn’t make me happy. Even got on the deans list. Switch to computer science the second year and I kinda regretted it, but the feeling of passing the more difficult classes really makes me happy.
I know this is exaggerated to be funny but just to be a bit serious for a second everyone in their fields contribute to their own knowledge to make the projects better. Designing a building that catches the eye has its own challenges just like engineers face challenges in their fields to make the architects ideas become a reality. I don't agree in undermining the other's career and claiming one is better than the other. and this is coming from an engineer.
Back in 2022 when I watched this short I was 18, naive and taking entry tests for architecture colleges, so it was natural for me to believe this. But now that I am taking my year 1 finals I wish this was the truth. My final basic design studio project will mark it's 1 month tomorrow and I can not be more happy to be done with the final jury.
Architect's dream is an engineer's nightmare.
Preach
Dominic
RCE's nightmare
@@bremeska indeed
@@bremeska yeah
You are 90% correct
What you didn’t add was a spiral at an impossible angle with an uneven weight distribution in your unique apartment
😂😂😂😂
😢
@Smile. Did you just call someone who was making a joke a nerd?
@Smile. "🤓" - 🤓
@Smile. bruh
"I can't wait to-" get rejected
Well there's always the second option
Get ready for another World War!
@@guuciddowntorhesocks1092 become a politician
At least it wasn't art school ig 💀
@@guuciddowntorhesocks1092 the plan B: don't fuck up plan A
And they be like "hey civil engineers" build this 😂😂
Lol
The profile picture just no words 😌✨
Love your pfp
Yeah, they're idiots in fact 😂😂
@@hagoraashraf5013 what is it
"I know it's one of the pointy ones"
Proceeds to ignore A, the 'pointiest' of them all
@scrub The phrase "proceeds to" refers to a cause and effect scenario, where something happens which causes a person to do something. The prefix "pro" in "proceed" means it happens afterwards, as opposed to "precedes", as "pre" means before. To put it simply, "Proceeds to" means that someone has taken action after an event, in this case it happens after he says "I know it's one of the pointy ones." Therefore, "Proceeds to" is an excellent and perfectly acceptable way for this person to get their point across.
@@ariarichards- the guy was just making fun of the commenter for using big words that he doesn't understand
@@2mono7 that is very photosynthesis of them.
@@Jaysmh 😂😂😂🙈
@@2mono7 yuh
USSR architecture test: draw a tall rectangle and you passed the test
Commie blocks are better than most American neighbourhoods
Draw ten more
and colour it in grey
The fact that is actually my apartment and the every other (old) one in my post-communist country 💀💀💀
I don't wanna be the "actually" guy, but soviet architecture is actually very cool, and I really love it. Thing is, a lot of people associate it with *just* the commie blocks, which aren't special, but USSR has brought us some of the best architecture marvels of 20th century
Architecture students here in my college do not have final. Their final is a project they've been working on the whole semester.
In mine it's projects like you said for most architecture related subjects, and normal exams for subjects like physics, history, foreign languages, etc. They do have 2 or 3 projects during the semester which are a % of our grade though
I mean yeah, architecture degrees are advanced Masters level degrees that require practical applied knowledge. It would be bad if it was a written exam IMO.
THAT'S TRUE 😭😭😭😭😭
@@samaraisnt…like the 6 written exams required for an architect’s licensure?
I will be in my 2nd year and what we did for our finals last year was a presentation and no written exam, we worked on a project then our professor made so many revisions. We made multiple designs, then 3d rendering and layout plans.
As a 4th year architecture student, i confirm this is true
Could you maybe tell me what the tests and stuff actually look like? I need to school path to pursue rn and I'm thinking of maybe doing architecture. Was wondering if maybe you wanted to enlighten me a bit
@@plotseling_1 dude tighten your seatbelt when the prof is speedrunning nearly mindboggling calculus
@@Allgames59775 oh that I already knew. I'm prepared for that tho. Im surprisingly good at following things like calculus
Hey I'm about to go to uni for architecture but I'm pretty worried I won't be able to make a living off of it hdjdj do you have any tips? Side hustle or switching careers or are jobs not as bad as I read on the internet?
@@hrishitta not in ur country.
I told my teacher today that I want to be an architect and this showed up
Just started learning architecture today lmao
@@EL-oj6uq I really wanna know how everything goes for you 😂can we stay in contact in this comment section? Btw why did you choose architecture?
@@pratishthabajracharya7 it's an interesting subject, in Israel you can focus on certain things in highschool for israeli SAT, so I chose architecture
@@EL-oj6uq its different in my country. We have to choose a certain subject after 12th grade (which for me is going to be architecture). And for that, we need to read science in 11th and 12th. I'm in 12th and 16 years old. There's a lot of competition to get seats in the engineering colleges so its quite stressful
I literally did the same lmao
I laughed at the first one.
That's how I thought it would be as a freshman at the orientation. *and then I saw my left and right* 😂😂😂
Peeps do be drawing like they're planning to entry their work at a gallery.
--which. They do get into uni gallery in the end so....
As an architect student, this is so relatable like every time they ask that Eiffel tower question I always get it mixed with the other pointy ones lol
The first thing I thought was:
“I HAVE THAT PENCIL :0” x-x
Me being an archi student, that's exactly what I said 😂
I'm not sure what architects are in America, but my mother works in an architect's bureau in Germany. (she's a draughtsman). She definitely has to think of everything when planning a building. The fire escapes, the supporting beams etc. But they also only do clients based work so they already have the client who has all kinds of stupid ideas that would never work.
Yeah, but she is not *the* architect. :)
Then she would be a civil engineer by American standards if she has to take designs and make them practical
@@j.p.vanbolhuis8678 Yeah that's the boss. (one out of like four coworker). She mostly plans together with the client, makes sure the constructions workers do it correctly and oversees my mothers work. It's very different from what I see in american media
The US and Canada (and some other similar countries) have an entire different approach to architecture as a profession that makes it highly devoid of anything not morphology related, as opposed to the rest of the world in where an architect knows as much about structural design, installations and services as much as design, and probably will end up working in fields unrelated to design.
@@l.acosta4739 That's true. Currently in my 2nd year architecture course (from the Philippines) and so far most of what we do is based around following building codes and standards with a bit of basic trigonometry (for plotting lots). The creativity and art comes from how you could fit in what the client wants without breaking any laws.
how I wish my finals were exams lmao looking forward to printing my 3+ A1 posters at high quality, making my physical model and printing 3 copies of my thesis because PDF doesn't exist ig 😩😭
I am in 3rd year and dreading of everything you said waiting for me in the final year😭
As an architect, the last one is hella accurate 😂
Just finished midterms last week.
Had a 10 hour exam for Studio, needed to offset our digital design plans of a 10 000m2 Airport Terminal that we worked for half a semester for basically consisting of 17+ of technical drawings onto physical paper, meaning we had to draw by hand all of our concept sheets, floorplans, sections and structural plans onto A2 size paper.
Then for the other subjects such as structural engineering, construction management, city architecture theory and sustainable architecture theory, we had 3 hours of essay based exams for each subject.
If only exams were like this video 🙏
Damn sounds like a lot- Welp guess my dream aint gon be as easy as I thought lol
@@F3ATH3R_0 start with engineering so it’ll be easy by comparison
didnt ask
In the studio exams, can you have the design in front of you and then draw or is it based on memories(if yes in what form of the project can you have it,, the 3d model or if they made you do a floor design and then you draw it?)?
@jetafazliu2819 mostly from memory
Maturing is realizing Architecture is engineering but right-brained
As well as art of designing.
As someone who wants to study in architecture, that exams are of my type
a 100 likes huh didnt expect that
Trust me they’re not like that at all
They ain’t anything like that bro, don’t get lured. The reality of architecture is you either get roasted real bad by your professors for your design or you get roasted quite nicely and redesign all over again :’ )
Then do art school because trust me this is not architecture..like it's all math physics chemistry and a little bit of creativeness and drawing
But i wish it was like that tho 😢
As someone who had failed my 3rd year year 2 times before changing major, and for your sake, I hope you think this through before you proceed. Architecture has also ruined my back and biological clock.
@@suesse99 dw ive got it all planned and im taking tips from my uncle who is also an architect
Nobody:
Him in every video: I can't wait to get this exam over with.
almost correct, i've seen architects draw things before and it's always so complicated
'just imagine him living in Paris and not knowing what Eiffel tower is💀'
But he's not black 🤓👍🏻
Architecture design studios are mad lol you would get an F and you cant even figure why after working on a project for weeks
Yep. He forgot that we also need to study basic structure in some unis ..
Front camera: Holds pen in left hand. Watch on right hand.
His POV: Holds and draws with right hand. No watch on right hand.
he holds it in his right hand the whole time.
the watch is on his left wrist.
Until they realize that architechture is the hardest major at a lot of Engineering colleges
Lmao that’s bs. Might be harder than an English major though
@philmybutup4759 dude architecture is the hardest of all engineering colleges. U get no time to sleep and get scolded n roasted for your work u spent hours to complete. Ur work never satisfy all. U get projects to do in 90% of the subjects U study. Not only that, u have to study physics, math , structure, materials, survey, literature, and country specific language subject. Each project takes at most 4-5 hours to complete at minimum and you get at least 6 project every week in 5 working day which is proportionality measured by scale with measured color grading and hand drafted. If you do slightly bad, u get to redo it. There ia also model making. So it gets quite expensive. I have my room full of architectural project sheets. This is just for practical subjects. U get research project for other theory subjects every week. Each semester has 4-6 theory subject with 4-5 practical subject at the latest. Only fun part of architecture in college is on case study time when you get to go to various places for research. There's monthly test every month in my country for it where you get called to ur parents if you do bad and u can imagine what would happen in my Asian household after that 😂😅😂.
I can't wait to become an architect XD
This showed up when I was talking about why I wanna be an architect with my mom 😭
I swear you probably don't want to, I'm studying architecture in the top university in my country and by the 2nd year 90% of my year class stopped wanting to be one and just want it to be over (college that is)
@@otapic oh 💀 bye bye dreams
As an egyptian who likes studyin about france, i loved his answer to the the second question so much that i started breakdancing on the floor
Oh the architecture i study seems a bit different, much more than a paper exam 😭
I wish our tests were this easy and simple
As an engineer I can confirm this is basically what architects are capable of
as a cook i too can confirm that
engineers do the maths, their nothing without architects
@@tarinfarman3824 Architects only job is to make things look pretty/artsy. An engineer can make a house, an architect can make a nice looking pile of rubble
@@OscarLT321 mate I’m not saying structural engineers are not important, I’m saying that the hardest job when creating a building/urban space is the architect as they need the knowledge of every aspect for the design or project
@@OscarLT321 also, everything around you was created by architects! A world without them would be fucking chaos
I’m going to college for architecture and I hope it’s this easy 😂
Nahhh. Finals are a having a jury review where people harshly (or nicely if you get one) a project you worked your ass off the whole semester. So much work and loss of meals and sleep, just to get roasted at the end
Well prepare to die
Nope this is a gross over simplification, nothing like it at all.
Idk about other countries but from what I've heard in mine (France), they're really hard studies
‘Levitating design’ on question 3 🤣🤣
i would absolutely loose it and quit if someone came to me as i was an engineer and be like “build this” i would cry
This is accurate becoz my brother is studying the architecture course and i dont see him studying at all 💀💀😂😂
Lol I thought that course has people really really really busy
@@ohmyskill2847 i cant deny the fact that he does lot of projects tho
Some people don’t have finals but projects.
Man this guy's always stoked to be done with a final
The fact that Architecture students barely have finals 🙂 huge portion of it is mostly assignments only.
Here me, An architecture student watching this after my EEE exam ;-; Where do they have exams like this?
Landscape architect finals:
Q1: What plant is this?
Q2: what plant is ..THIS?
Q3: And what about this?
(From a landscape architecture student)
"I know its the pointy one"
Proceeds to think it's the pyramids
Burj Khalifa: "am I a joke to you?"
Every Architectures dream is the Engineer's Nightmare
thus, its the engineers making architects dream come true.
@@FrejieDrums Yey good ending but hard
Online classes results be like😂:
Bro took foundation architecture 💀
bruh if i knew this is archietecture i would have become it
How to tell rivalry with architects, without telling it.
I don’t know any arch students doing this, most have 3D models they’ve spent overnight studio times doing.
Actually being a architecture in college is freaking hard the angle needs to be precise and the shading needs to be accurate and no mistakes
That's why my sister dropped out in 2nd college
What's she doing now
@@aspirant8780 part time artist
she sells anime stickers in cosplay events and do commission
sometimes she would let me join to sell stickers it was pretty fun
bruh we have computers now. wont we be using computers to design buildings and rooms?
@SydneyLakes-qm7gg it is true, but in case something like windows system crashing all over the world, architects still know how to do manual drafting and will survive.
Lmao I’m sure the engineers and plumbers will love this
The floating building gives a modern vibe
i wanna be a future architect
Just as long as you don't give the civil engineers the "making it actually stand up", you'll be the best of the best and be respected.
nah bruh you oversimplified it way too much. Idk what you guys do in your exams....but ours feel like hell😂😭🔥
This low-key made me want to be an architecture
You dont even need a plane to knock this one down
ah yes, an architect that doesnt make weird floating shits that makes construction more difficult
literally me at architecture exam
I studied graphic design for my first year, it was easy but it didn’t make me happy. Even got on the deans list. Switch to computer science the second year and I kinda regretted it, but the feeling of passing the more difficult classes really makes me happy.
When you switched do you need to do 4 years of college or will it be additional one year since you switched
He passed the exam. And thats not even a plot twist!
I know this is a joke but like, our finals (which is a project, not an exam) last an entire semester sometimes
I'm an architecture student and 90 percent of the exam is just memorizing codes 🤷
What codes ??
@@Aaaaduuu Building codes, what the fuck do you think we do 😂
@@tintincruz8660 draw fancy building?
@@Aaaaduuu A whole bunch of building and fire safety codes.
The workman knows to fear the architect, bringer of delays and problems that don't exist.
i wish it'd be that easy
If it only was that easy. 😣
My 10 yr bro: *"Yo bro let's switch tests"*
God, if this was only this easy! The amount of math these have is staggering
It's all fun and candy until an actual architect comes.
I know this is exaggerated to be funny but just to be a bit serious for a second everyone in their fields contribute to their own knowledge to make the projects better. Designing a building that catches the eye has its own challenges just like engineers face challenges in their fields to make the architects ideas become a reality. I don't agree in undermining the other's career and claiming one is better than the other. and this is coming from an engineer.
You are 100% on point here. It's foolish to only see your own contributions. And I also study engineering.
This comment is a little late but what engineering degree would you recommend. I was thinking about mech but I’ve heard it is very challenging
Architecture Eng crying rn
Architektur are not engineers
@@yousseftarek5226 he means architectural engineering
@@teknul89 ah ok
@@teknul89 twhre is no Engineering branch like that. It is civil engineers
@@pygmalion8952 there is, it’s a sub-branch in Civil engineering you can search it up for yourself
I want to be an architect but make it somehow easy to build yet look unique.
I love how A is the most pointy one in q2
meanwhile im a civil engineer watching this...
cpu engineer be like this is easy
This guy has given finals in every field.
"Flouting design" That cracked me😂
"Question 4: Design your very own Farm for your sla-" -👴🏻
Waltuh
"now where are the apes for building everything" 👴🏻
💀
"Sometimes emojis speak more than words"
Back in 2022 when I watched this short I was 18, naive and taking entry tests for architecture colleges, so it was natural for me to believe this. But now that I am taking my year 1 finals I wish this was the truth. My final basic design studio project will mark it's 1 month tomorrow and I can not be more happy to be done with the final jury.
♾️♾️
To easily remember old building is to remember who invaded it. It actually made me pass my history and geography exam im serious
As a kid who’s dream is to be an engineer, I can confirm that if one of my teammate is an architect, I’m dead.
He fuck it
I'm still waiting for someone to dare and try to build a doctor Seuss building
And the involvement of calculus, and physics in the exam.
"ik its the pointy one"
thats what she said🗿
Im not even halfway my engeneering program, and that last one mentally hurt me
Bro doesn't know what the Eiffel Tower looks like 💀
Isn't it cool that the last one had two similar towers. Almost like their twins
On the first one you miss the tree to the right and the sun in the corner. Its critical for the house
As a bit of tomfoolery, add a skybridge to your building about 10ft in the air.
I love how it didn't even explain whether you have to draw the exterior or interior of the house and apt
You could theoretically make that building levitate with magnets.
My architecture teacher would lose his mind if he saw this
You are hired! I wanna live at the funky apartment building ❤
Lmao, those questions are so silly that I can confidently say even the easiest questions from the architecture entrance exam were harder in comparison
Art project: draw a cave painting, except something that's simple and drawn in reddish brown gets a 5/10 and a normal modern drawing gets a 9/10.
Killing me with the left hand right hand switching
*me freaking out at the Eiffel Tower question: 💀
"It's got to be the pointy one...."
A big change to mankind
If this is what architects tests is like, I would love to be an architect
tests for engineers: construct the buildings according to the answers of architects
Architect be like,, drawing beautifully in computer and let Engineer do the test.
😂😂😂
I love this.
I want to be an architect when i grow up, i hope my exams are this easy
I have a friend that her sister is an Architect and her drawing is so clear and understanding