I read this letter and felt it should be shared with all architects. It inspired me. It is a letter from a young architect to them and their response.
click this link which takes you to Build, LLC's blog, and read this post. Reading time approx. 5 minutes. They are great architect, builders, and have been very nice guys to me.
"Architecture is a lifestyle, not a job – keep designing and building whether or not you’re on somebody’s payroll."
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Thank you for the link to this wonderful letter. I plan on posting this in my blog as well. As a 4th year graduate architect (the title i prefer to intern) I have been asking all of these questions myself and have had no where to turn for answers. My professional development has been great technically speaking but totally lacking in creative and thus I have let my drive for creativity take a back seat to my quest for my license. This letter reminded me why I started my blog in the first place.
Thanx!
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