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Architecture School as a Transfer

Last reviewed: September 29, 2006 ~2 min read

¶ … Architecture School as a Transfer After Completing 3 Years Elsewhere, Student Is Now 30

Personal Statement: Tell us why you are interested in studying in this program at the New York Institute of Technology for your Architecture, B.A.

I am currently working as an architectural drafter. I am involved in setting AutoCAD standards and creating AutoCAD designs at Cannon Design, an architectural firm located in Boston. The field of architecture is familiar to me, vocationally, and I understand its rigor and the pressures of the profession. I have witnessed 'in the field' the demands made upon the firm's architects. I am aware of wide variety of knowledge demanded of architects today in terms of mathematics, spatial awareness, the practical needs of human life, and as well as the need to create a beautiful design.

I would like to put my own knowledge talents into creative practice as an architect. Currently, I am involved with the evolving design of the University of Massachusetts hospital. It has been fascinating to discuss the needs of creating a hospital that balances the structural needs of a healthcare environment, creates a functional place of work, fosters a pleasant environment for patients and staff, and is architecturally feasible. It has been one of the greatest and most joyous challenges of my current architectural career. I have also worked previously in construction management, experience that will act as an additional aid in coping with the practical demands of my chosen profession.

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