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Podcast Episode

Exploring Other Passions On Top Of Architecture (w Robyn)

In this episode, we cover some tips and reasons to spend time outside of studio and have a decent social life apart from architecture.

Jan 15, 2022

Show Notes

Discover why and how Robyn explores other passions on top of Architectural School.

Robyn and I both students from the Singapore University of Technology & Design (SUTD) Architecture & Sustainable Design (ASD) Course. Me being an alumni (of course). So it was rather interesting to catch up with a junior still in the course.

In this episode:

  • Time Management in School

  • Education vs Practice

  • Robyn's Hobbies

  • Our Advice for not overworking

  • Taking Mental Breaks

  • Studio Life

  • New Modules in SUTD

  • Understanding how and when to do work


Tune in if you are…

An architectural student looking to explore other passions while in school.  

In this episode, we cover some tips and reasons to spend time outside of studio and have a decent social life apart from architecture.

About the show

Architecture Siol! is a podcast from Gabriel Chek featuring Stories, Issues, Opportunities, Learnings within Architecture.

Tune in as Gabriel chats with fellow architects, designers and students to discover more about them and their ‘badass’ work in the architectural industry in Singapore and beyond.

siol - Singaporean slang (Singlish). Commonly used at the end of a sentence to emphasize the 'badass' qualities of someone/something.

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