The "Travel Echoes" and "Professional Architect Examination Trends" of the "Architectural Design School"

*Product content is subject to adjustment due to current issue and past issue quantities, and shipments will be subject to the store at the time of ordering. 20.6cm x 26.8cm Selection of Travel Echoes + Selection of Examination Trends, 27 books in total: No., 1, 2, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 110, 114, 115 Technical skills. Design. Land application. Examination trends Read the questions. Solve them. Plan. Secrets Walking is a baptism that architects should experience. In the 2008 professional architect design exam, the question was: a kind community. Many candidates looked at each other in bewilderment after leaving the exam room. I was surprised that the Taiwanese candidates were unfamiliar with this land, so in early 2009, I led a small group of students to walk in Jingtong and Pingxi. Gradually, walking and discussing swordsmanship gradually evolved from one season, two seasons, and three seasons to a fixed four-season walking every year... Taiwan’s architect examination is a path of spiritual practice. Its practical examination: Four hours for land use planning and urban design; Architectural planning and architectural design eight hours. It is the longest single subject in the national examination. Since the professional architect examination is held in winter, students go out to take the examination early in the morning, and it is already dark when they walk out of the examination room. When they return home, the sky is full of stars. Since Taiwan has passed the peak of blindly pursuing economic growth and entered the era of creating a slow-paced environment with a peaceful and happy society, the design exam questions for architects have shifted from office buildings, shopping malls, alumni halls, etc. to various social, cultural, community, psychological, etc. soft demands, and no longer focus only on hardware construction. In addition to the input of the architecture course and the output of the drawing and commenting course, Fangzhu Juku has placed special emphasis on taking students on a field trip to experience the real environment of Taiwan and observe and experience the life on this land. The students' feedback on "narrative enlightenment" is rich and abundant. This record can provide increasingly necessary observation, recording, thinking, and organization. It can be used by elementary and middle school students and parents to learn and apply, and it will also benefit the younger students who will enter the academy later, so that they can have a learning benchmark and grow steadily and quickly.