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Did anyone else feel completely lost during their architecture thesis?

Final-year architecture students, did your thesis feel way harder than the rest of the degree?

I remember hitting thesis and suddenly everything felt different. It wasn’t just about design anymore, it was more like constantly questioning whether anything I was doing even made sense.

Things like:
– not knowing if the concept was actually strong enough
– getting vague or conflicting feedback
– struggling to turn ideas into actual plans/sections
– feeling behind no matter how much work I put in

It felt like everyone else had it figured out, but I was just trying to keep up.

Curious, what’s been the hardest part for you so far?

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u/ChefNo4428 — 9 hours ago

What can you here

I will translate what I need help

Minimize costs; swap the kitchen and the current bedroom to create a study; brighten the entryway, which was considered too dark, and reduce its size (note: the existing reinforced concrete pillar cannot be demolished); replace the bathtub in the large bathroom with a shower; install a bidet in the small bathroom as well.

u/Overall_Task_2783 — 6 hours ago
Week