My friends and I significantly engaged ourselves in the stimulating
environment of capstone defenses and award ceremonies in the previous weeks, gaining great insights that are somehow relevant to our next projects and theses. This personal experience has helped me gain an in-depth understanding of exceptional project presentation and proposal tactics in front of different panels.
As we moved on to the Design 10 Thesis exhibit, my friends and I went
on a thorough walk in on the venue, investing hours to absorb even more information. Each featured project took a unique approach to building design and functionality. We asked several questions about the projects of the proponents, who were quite approachable and friendly. Their willingness to share ideas, along with advice on panelists' question patterns and project focal points, were extremely valuable, enhancing our preparation for future capstone projects.
The awarding ceremony, which concluded the series of events, left an
everlasting impression. The very first speaker provided vital insights on negotiating the complexities of the architecture experience, as well as practical advice on overcoming the problems experienced over the years. Afterwards, the start of the awarding ceremony, when graduating students led the the stage with their families and friends, makes me to express my warmest congratulations to each and every one of them. Their triumph over the challenges of the architecture program's many year levels is very inspiring. Although I can't guarantee myself that I'll be here eventually where they were, I still hope I can fulfill most of these duties and graduate from this course someday with my diploma—a dream and desire that leads my academic career. DOCUMENTATION: