ArchiWeek.

Written accounts of what really happens in the world of architecture

Share your week

'It was way more therapeutic than I thought it would be. I may have to start writing in a journal or start a blog'

Moyo Adebayo, Architecture Graduate
'so fun - got me to reflect on lots of things!'

Izzy, Architecture Student
'It's so fulfilling!'

Latte, Architecture Student
'I think architecture students should stick together and share what they know/do well so others can learn from that.'

Calin-Bogdan Maier, Architecture Student
Took a while 😂 but good, I’m liking being able to think back on my week and reflect about how it went and what I could be doing better.

Anonymous, Architecture Student
Very easy and was actually enjoyable to talk about my day to day life.

Anonymous, Architecture Student
Great - really nice to reflect on the week

Yashani, Architecture Student
Reflecting on my week was good as it kept me in touch with my emotions. However it did get me questioning a lot about life in the workplace and if it’s what I want to pursue even tho I’m already half way there :(

Anonymous, Part 1 Architecture Assistant
Very insightful! It was a surreal experience to write about my weekly schedule. It made me also realize what I is currently on my plate and what I can aim to have in the future!

Former University Lecturer/ Architecture MA Student
Therapeutic

Adel Hussein
it was nice and made me reflect on how hectic and busy my weeks can get but since its something i usually do it doesnt seem as such.

Bayanda Phoswa
Fun! it's nice to reflect on how my week goes :)

Pearl, Architecture Student
Writing my ArchiWeek was a moment of reflection — a pause amid the usual rush of drawings, deadlines, and discussions. It made me realize how each day in architecture school carries its own story , from the technical challenges to the quiet creative breakthroughs.

Siddhi Sandeep Parkhe
Putting my thoughts into words helped me see how much I’ve grown, not just as a designer but as a thinker. It reminded me why I chose this path , because architecture constantly evolves, just like we do. Writing ArchiWeek wasn’t just documenting my days, it was rediscovering my purpose within them.

Siddhi Sandeep Parkhe

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Architecture Student, Content Creator

Week in the life of a 23-year old 5th year architecture student studying in Barcelona, Spain

Architecture Student, Content Creator

A week in the life submission from a 23-year old 5th year Architecture Student living and studying in Barcelona, Spain. Would you have tacked the week any differently?

Architecture Student, Content Creator

Architect, Content Creator

Week in the life of a 24-year old Freelance Architect and online architecture illustration tutor

Architect, Content Creator

A week in the life submission from a 24-year old Freelance Architect and online architecture illustration tutor. Would you have tackled the week any differently?

Architect, Content Creator

Architectural Designer, Content Creator

Week in the life of a 26-year old Architectural Designer & Educator working in New Hampshire, USA

Architectural Designer, Content Creator

This week we have a submission from Melissa Olsen, a 26 year old Architectural Designer & Educator working in New Hampshire, USA on $45,000 a year who runs a platform on Instagram called architecture_unbound.

Architectural Designer, Content Creator

Architecture Student, Architectural Graduate

21-year old Part 1 Architecture Graduate and Content Creator living in Milton Keynes, England

Architecture Student, Architectural Graduate

This week we have a submission from Moyo, a 21 year old Bachelor of Architecture graduate living in Milton Keynes who also runs @archi_v7 on Instagram.

Architecture Student, Architectural Graduate

Architectural Assistant , Content Creator

Week in the life of a 22-Year old Architectural Assistant working in London

Architectural Assistant , Content Creator

Submission from Sude, a 22 year old Architectural Assistant living and working in London who is also one of two of the ArchiDabble founders!

Architectural Assistant , Content Creator

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Aliya Pinnock 08/09/2023 Aliya Pinnock 08/09/2023

Week in the life of a 28-year old Part 2 Architectural Assistant living in Nottingham

This week I (Aliya) am sharing my own ArchiWeek as a 28 year old Part 2 Architectural Assistant working in Nottingham! I type my day in about 10-15 minutes using Notion on my desktop computer or on the Notes phone app. I find its a great way to reflect on the day and take a tiny break if needed!

Aliya Pinnock 01/09/2023 Aliya Pinnock 01/09/2023

Week in the life of a 21-year old Part 1 Architectural Assistant living in London

This week we have a week in the life submission from Nausheen Mahmood, a 21-year old architecture graduate applying for Part 1 Architectural Assistant jobs in what seems to be tough market!

Aliya Pinnock 25/08/2023 Aliya Pinnock 25/08/2023

Week in the life of a 22-Year old Architectural Assistant working in London

Submission from Sude, a 22 year old Architectural Assistant living and working in London who is also one of two of the ArchiDabble founders!

ArchiWeek.

'It was way more therapeutic than I thought it would be. I may have to start writing in a journal or start a blog'

'so fun - got me to reflect on lots of things!'

'It's so fulfilling!'

'I think architecture students should stick together and share what they know/do well so others can learn from that.'

Took a while 😂 but good, I’m liking being able to think back on my week and reflect about how it went and what I could be doing better.

Very easy and was actually enjoyable to talk about my day to day life.

Great - really nice to reflect on the week

Reflecting on my week was good as it kept me in touch with my emotions. However it did get me questioning a lot about life in the workplace and if it’s what I want to pursue even tho I’m already half way there :(

Very insightful! It was a surreal experience to write about my weekly schedule. It made me also realize what I is currently on my plate and what I can aim to have in the future!

Therapeutic

it was nice and made me reflect on how hectic and busy my weeks can get but since its something i usually do it doesnt seem as such.

Fun! it's nice to reflect on how my week goes :)

Writing my ArchiWeek was a moment of reflection — a pause amid the usual rush of drawings, deadlines, and discussions. It made me realize how each day in architecture school carries its own story , from the technical challenges to the quiet creative breakthroughs.

Collaborations.

Week in the life of a 28-year old Part 2 Architectural Assistant living in Nottingham

Week in the life of a 21-year old Part 1 Architectural Assistant living in London

Week in the life of a 22-Year old Architectural Assistant working in London

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