#archistudy

[hufflepuffwannabe]

21/100 Days of Productivity (I sometimes go crazy with the stickers.)

[luciaastudies]

some outtakes that i thought looked nice!

[elnstein]

hello i hope ur having a good day !! // ig: elnstein

[lottiestudying]

31.5.19 | this week has been so stressful but im relieved/proud that it’s over so i can reset for next week over the weekend 🌙💫🌾☁️ thank you so much for 500 followers 💗💗

[curiousay]

01.21.19

first day of college!! i was a lil bit late to my first class of this semester (way to go aira)

and here’s my first note. the lettering is quite messy bc my hand is shaking lmao

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productive morning with Turing machines 🌻

🎶 - un sospiro by franz liszt

[livingcalmly]

December 12, 2018 | We’re halfway through the week! I’m making my way through my inbox this morning and made some peach porridge to start my day. Hope your week is going well! 

[claudiarying]

little things not to put off 🌻

Hi everyone! I thought I would make this little list because I think my life would be a little more productive if I were reminded of these little things. This may not be very helpful to others or come off as random but I hope this helps. It’s my first time doing something like this so I hope it isn’t awful! 

Don’t put off...

-Showering & washing your hair I know sometimes when you’re just so exhausted and lazy and you have so much to do you just put off showering... go take a shower and wash up, it’ll be really worth it -Filling up your drink bottle  Personally, the closest water dispenser for me is like outside my dorm room in the common area, and sometimes I don’t want to go out! But! Seriously, don’t put off water ever, and bring a big jug, fill it up too -Cleaning up your work space I know you might want to continue tomorrow, but just take a quick minute to tidy everything up, close your books, straighten your items, you’ll feel much fresher starting work on a clean space. Also, clear your bin as often as you can. -Doing your assignments and revision Seriously, don’t putt of work until the last minute, that sucks. At least come up with a draft to work off of, and revise when you have time! Don’t keep putting it off! You can do this!  -Making a call/answering messages If you’re more introverted like me, calling people might just sound absolutely exhausting and tiring. But personally, I get kind of restless when I know I have a call to make, or a message to reply; so if you have someone important o call (lecturer, classmate, etc), get it out of the way. It’ll be fine. -Eating your meal (before it’s too late) Sometimes when I’m not too hungry yet, I put off eating or ordering food, but seriously, eat during mealtimes, or make sure you have food in your room. Once I got really hungry at 11 pm because I skipped dinner, and there weren’t exactly stores open, and I had no food, and no car, so I was just... really hungry. It’s not fun. Especially when you have a test and your stomach’s just growling. -Making your bed It really just helps you feel more productive and getting it done.  -Brushing your teeth Fresh mouth, fresh mind. It just really makes you feel a lot fresher -Morning routines and night routines If you don’t have one, establish one. When you wake up, getting all that done will make you feel like the day has started. For me, I change out of my PJs, do my makeup, draw the curtains. Some people work out, go for a jog, or have coffee. Wake up, turn on the lights, get it on! And at night it helps you sleep and get into your nighttime mood too!  -Starting something new It can be a new studying habit, a new diet, a new exercise, a new skill you want to learn; don’t put it off and say things like, “I’ll start next month!” Start it now! You can do it! This includes stopping old habits too! -Confrontation I know this can is kinda like different strokes for different folks, but what I mean is: if you have something that’s pent up inside you, like a disagreement with a friend or anyone, you should really just get it over with, talk to them about it, express your opinions honestly and respectfully. I feel like this gets stuff off your chest and if you’re like me, I hate leaving things unresolved. So. Yes. Take this however you will, but I just think you should confront someone you have a disagreement with before it gets too late, or just to give yourself a little more peace of mind. Take it from me, oftentimes, the worst case scenario is really just in your head and things go better than you would expect! 

So this is all I have right now, but I hope at least a small bit helped anyone at all! Thank you if you read all of this! Positive vibes to everyone  ✨

[rossmanana]

Books

Here is the list of architecture books I am planning to read (in the next few years heheh)

A Pattern Language: Towns, Buildings, Construction / Christopher Alexander, Sara Ishikawa, Murray Silverstein

The Architecture of the City / Aldo Rossi

Athmospheres / Peter Zumthor

Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture / Robert Venturi

Conversations with Students (Architecture at Rice) / Louis Kahn

Experiencing Architecture / Eiler Rasmussen

In Praise of Shadows / Junichiro Tanizaki

Learning from Las Vegas / Denise Scott Brown, Robert Venturi, Steven Izenour

Mutations / Rem Koolhaas, Stefano Boeri, Sanford Kwinter, Nadia Tazi, Hans Ulrich Obrist

Neufert Architects' Data / Ernst Neufert, Peter Neufert

The Poetics of Space / Gaston Bachelard

The Seven Lamps of Architecture / John Ruskin

Superstudio: Life without objects / Peter Lang

The Works: Anatomy of the City / Kate Ascher

Yona Friedman: The Dilution Of Architecture / Yona Friedman

Archigram / Peter Cook

BIG, HOT TO COLD: An Odyssey of Architectural Adaptation / Bjarke Ingels

Cities for People / Jan Gehl

Forensic Architecture: Violence at the Threshold of Detectability / Eyal Weizman

The Future Of Architecture / Frank Lloyd Wright

Isay Weinfeld: The Brazilian Architect / Gestalten

Kicked a Building Lately? / Ada Louise Huxtable

Slow Manifesto / Lebbeus Woods Blog

SMLXL / Rem Koolhaas

Thinking Architecture / Peter Zumthor

Uneasy Balance / Christopher Platt, Brian Carter

Yes is More / Bjarke Ingels

Invisible Cities / Italo Calvino

The Pillars of the Earth / Ken Follet

Project Japan: Metabolism Talks / Rem Koolhaas, Hans Ulrich Obrist

Architecture As Space / Bruno Zevi

Architecture Depends / Jeremy Till

The Architecture of Image: Existential Space in Cinema / Juhani Pallasmaa

Are We Human? Notes On Archeology Of Design / Beatriz Colomina

BLDGBLOG Book / Geoff Manaugh

The Condition of Postmodernity: An Enquiry into the Origins of Cultural Change / David Harvey

Constructing a New Agenda: Architectural Theory 1993-2009 / A. Krista Sykes

Content / Rem Koolhaas

Delirious New York: A retroactive manifesto for Manhattan / Rem Koolhaas

The Destruction of Memory: Architecture at War / Robert Bevan

Future Practice: Conversations from the Edge of Architecture / Rory Hyde

The Good Life: A Guided Visit to the Houses of Modernity / Iñaki Ábalos

The Language of Architecture / Andrea Simitch and Val Warke

The Manual of Section / Paul Lewis, Marc Tsurumaki, and David J. Lewis

Oppositions Reader: Selected Essays 1973-1984 / Michael Hays

Pornotopia: An Essay on Playboy's Architecture and Biopolitics / Beatriz Preciado

The Structure of the Ordinary: Form and Control in the Built Environment / N.J. Habraken

Theoretical Anxiety and Design Strategies in the Work of Eight Contemporary Architects / Rafael Moneo

Why Architecture Matters / Paul Goldberger

Cities for a Small Planet / Richard Rogers

The City of Tomorrow: Sensors, Networks, Hackers, and the Future of Urban Life / Carlo Ratti, Matthew Claudel

Cities Without Ground / Adam Frampton, Jonathan D. Solomon, Clara Wong

Collage City / Colin Rowe and Fred Koetter

Concise Townscape / Golden Cullen

The Death and Life of Great American Cities / Jane Jacobs

The Granite Garden: Urban Nature And Human Design / Anne W. Spirn

The History of the City / Leonardo Benevolo

Ladders / Albert Pope

Life Between Buildings: Using Public Space / Jan Gehl

The New Science of Cities / Michael Batty

Triumph of the City / Edward Glaeser

The Urban Apparatus: Mediapolitics and the City / Reinhold Martin

Walkscapes: walking as an aesthetic practice / Francesco Careri

Liquid Modernity / Zygmunt Bauman

Non Places / Marc Auge

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Three other pictures from the Florentine gem Biblioteca Marucelliana.

instagram: @darmabam

[fmlstudy]

09/12/18

Maria and I decided to study together to keep eachother motivated and productive! She was working on chemistry and I was working on physics. We'll share some pictures of our work later! ~ Floria

[hufflepuffwannabe]

29 Sep 2019 | 2/100 Days of Productivity

Readings, readings, readings.

[interstellhar]

12/100 days of productivity; 27 feb 2018.

studying molecular biology!!! i have a paper due tomorrow at midnight its stressing me out but i’ve got this! 

[elnstein]

new bujo style ?? idk this feels more comfortable ?? i'm a mess lol

[cinnamonelizastudies-blog]

5/29/18

IM SO SORRY FOR NOT POSTING IN SO LONG !! 😭😭😭

There’s really only three reasons from my sudden long absence —> 1) I dropped my phone and it just stopped working. 2) That same week had so much stuff going on that I was mentally dying inside. 3) The damn phone store was taking so long to ship my phone so I got it yesterday from Best Buy. 😅😂

But hey, I’m back now (with a better phone = better camera) and hopefully after finals, I can catch up on posts.

✨For now, best of luck to every one of you !! 💕😘✨

*Click on the pics for better quality 🤗*

[curiousay]

curiousay is back!

it’s been a hella long time my friend and i’m finally back here

life without studyblr actually make me less motivated (proven by my tragic gpa for this semester) so i decided to go back here to find motivation ✨