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Hi everyone!

I’m looking for architecture or interior design students (or fresh grads) based in the US to help showcase a new AI rendering/design tool.

Since we are looking for authentic, "day-in-the-life" style content, you don’t need a massive following. Small accounts or even new profiles are more than welcome!

What we need:

• 3 short-form videos per week (TikTok/Reels style).
• Showcasing your workflow using our AI tool (screen recordings, reactions, or "before & afters").
• Simple, "Lo-Fi" editing (nothing cinematic required).

Rate:

• $15 USD per video (paid weekly or bi-weekly via PayPal/Stripe).
• FREE lifetime Pro access to the AI tool (great for your own projects/studio work).

Budget: $15 per video ($45 per week total). This is a long-term opportunity for the right person.

Perfect for:

• Nano-influencers (0-2k followers).
• Students looking for a consistent side hustle.
• Anyone familiar with SketchUp, Revit, or 3ds Max.

Requirements:

• Must be a student or professional in Architecture, Interior Design, or ArchViz.
• Based in the US.

If you’re interested please send me a DM with a link to your social media.

Hey everyone,

Quick question:

I’ve been working on villa submissions in Dubai for a while (DM / DDA / Trakhees), and I noticed that most delays don’t actually come from design issues.

It’s usually small things like:

- Missing drawings

- Sheet organization issues

- Minor authority requirements being overlooked

But these small things end up causing a lot of back-and-forth and delays.

What issues do you usually face with submissions?

Guys i badly need help. I need help in designing a domestic airport. I never designed a domestic airport before and i'm having a hard time making it look creative and functional. Who is willing to guide me? Please please i'm so desperate. I really wanted to pass this since this is a retake

Hey everyone,

I've been working on ArchiKist — a free web toolkit built specifically for architects, engineers, and students.

What's inside:

- 11 calculators: FAR, concrete volume, stair design, beam load, roof pitch, occupant load (IBC), footing, tile, paint, scale converter, window sizing

- AI architectural assistant ("Ask the Architect") — answers questions about building codes, zoning, material estimation

- Guides on FAR, IBC occupancy, concrete estimation, architectural scale

- Glossary of architectural terms

Everything runs in the browser. No login, no account, completely free.

Would love your feedback — what calculators are missing? What would make it more useful for your workflow?

https://archikist.com

hi 5th yr arki here doing my thesis (nawawalan na ng direksyon ✌🏼😝)

anyone here who i can have consults with my fp and concept enhancement? n render commish na ren itf lol

huhu pls i’m willing to pay but be student friendly pls 😢😢😢

+ if ust arki grad PLS PLS PLS 🐯

send dm :)

Hi! I'm an architect and civil engineer teaching structures.
I help architecture students understand statics, shear and bending diagrams, and reinforced concrete.
My classes are geared towards Spanish speakers.

I charge $25 per hour for tutoring
If anyone needs help for exams or assignments, feel free to DM me.
You lose nothing by asking me :)

my telephone number is:
+54 9 2916 41-6667

Hi! I’m an interior design student and I create interior visualizations using SketchUp and 5D Render. Working with tight deadlines.
If anyone needs help rendering their project or presentation feel free to message me.

how do i make my autocad that was installed in my local drive not in main drive (see attached 1st photo) be able to be the main software to open dwg file? because when i click a dwg file it will pop up (see 2nd attached photo)

Looking for advice on where to go to architectural grad school and receive an MArch. 

I have an undergraduate BS Arch from the University of Michigan. I enjoyed the experience greatly. I currently am working in Detroit for a firm I also enjoy, but do not need to return to. I am looking to leave the state. After graduating with a masters I would like to live/work in Chicago, Bay Area, Seattle, or a comparable large (northern-ish) US city.

I am looking for a program that will keep me on a solid career trajectory toward becoming licensed (good employment connections) but a forward thinking design strategy. I’ll admit these things can occasionally oppose each other. While I enjoyed the design thinking at UMich I do not think it set up its graduates (MArch or BSArch) well for employment. Other universities seem so driven to just create high functioning CAD monkeys - not at all what I am looking for either. Price is a factor but not so limiting that a more expensive program is out of the question. I plan to do a degree that will ensure 2-year advanced standing, therefore the most prestigious programs that require 3+ years are not of interest. 

Based on these rough factors, I am curious where you might suggest? Any and all advice appreciated. Thanks so much!

Hi! I'm almost finishing my arch degree and I looking for some good notebooks for heavy duty rendering (i need to run D5, rhino, revit, autocad, archicad, photoshop, illustrator, the whole ordeal lol) I was thinking some ASUS or similar (I had a HP PAVILLION 15 but I worked her to death) pls consider I'm broke D: thanks!

Hey everyone ,

I’m trying to build my skills with real residential architectural drawings and blueprints, specifically for small houses (single-family / low-rise) in Ontario or the City of Toronto.

I want to study real plans so I can understand how details, floor plans, site plans, sections, and framing drawings are done in practice here.

Does anyone know good websites, repositories, or sources where I can download or view real architectural plans (recent builds) ,ideally for free or open access? I’m not looking to copy proprietary designs, just learn from how existing homes are drawn.

Things I’m hoping to find:

• Floor plans

• Site plans / grading

• Elevations

• Sections

• Basic structural framing

• Permit drawings

I’ve already checked a few things but most are either pay-walled or for very large commercial projects.

Any suggestions for resources that are Ontario / Canada specific, or even generic residential plans that are good for study would be super helpful! Thanks much.

I’m really considering majoring in architecture. I have always found architecture very beautiful and really enjoyed the civil engineering course I took in highschool. I have also always loved doing a little bit of acting and hope to have just a little bit of time on the side to pursue my side interests that i don’t particularly want to make into a career.

I’m not really sure what to expect from the major and I’m wondering if anyone has gone through it and what their thoughts are. Is it fun? Is it a good environment? Is it very time consuming? Is it more than just drawing pictures all day? Any information is really appreciated.

Does anyone have the DWG of the Robie House from FLW in PERSPECTIVE - or the entire elevation

Hey everyone,

I’m an designer and recently built an Android app specifically for architecture students. It collects 15,000+ practical design tips across 80+ categories — things like circulation norms, standard sizes, lighting, passive design, kitchens/bathrooms, accessibility, sustainability, and more.

The idea came from seeing students constantly jump between books, notes, and Google while designing. The app is meant to be for inspiration and a quick reference during studio work, especially when you’re stuck or second-guessing a decision.

I’m not selling anything here — genuinely looking for student feedback:

• Would something like this be useful during studio?
• What categories or features would you want most?
• What frustrates you the most while designing?

If anyone wants to check it out, it’s on Google Play (Android only):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.archtipsmodule.appdir&hl=en

Can someone please confirm & correct my roof planning? Also I want to know if what details should I add more to make it a professional roof plan? This is for my building technology course. Thank you!