7.20.2005
what defines success in architecture?
is it defined by how much people like your work?
how much architects like your work?
how much $ you make?
how many time you have been published?
how many times sam has had wet dreams about your work?
or is it something deaper? ¶ 11:17
how much architects like your work?
how much $ you make?
how many time you have been published?
how many times sam has had wet dreams about your work?
or is it something deaper? ¶ 11:17
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I'm going to have to go with the wet dreams on this one, Gabe...
No, I think success can only truly be measured by yourself, and different things are going to matter for different people. Some people may be into public works and making a building that responds to social conditions, while others may enjoy creating enviornmentally responsible buildings that will help to ensure a stable enviornment for future generations. But whatever it is that matters to people, I think it comes down to being happy with yourself and your life. You have do do what matters to you and follow your dreams. I think that if you don't compromise your architectural beliefs and remain true to your goal, you will find success; not measured by what other people think, but what you think. So yeah, if you want a Bimmer rollin on 20's and want other people to like your work, then sure, I guess that will make you happy. But for me it is following your dreams and making it sound as cheesy as possible. I sure hope I accomplished that last part.
No, I think success can only truly be measured by yourself, and different things are going to matter for different people. Some people may be into public works and making a building that responds to social conditions, while others may enjoy creating enviornmentally responsible buildings that will help to ensure a stable enviornment for future generations. But whatever it is that matters to people, I think it comes down to being happy with yourself and your life. You have do do what matters to you and follow your dreams. I think that if you don't compromise your architectural beliefs and remain true to your goal, you will find success; not measured by what other people think, but what you think. So yeah, if you want a Bimmer rollin on 20's and want other people to like your work, then sure, I guess that will make you happy. But for me it is following your dreams and making it sound as cheesy as possible. I sure hope I accomplished that last part.
thanks sam.
...and don't worry you'll grow out of it just like i did, the other day.
no really i think if you are doing positive work that makes you happy and you can still afford food and shelter [and in my case raise a family and still get drunk]then you are successful.
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...and don't worry you'll grow out of it just like i did, the other day.
no really i think if you are doing positive work that makes you happy and you can still afford food and shelter [and in my case raise a family and still get drunk]then you are successful.
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