My last English blog

Hello everyone, today I will write about my future work. Although I study Architecture, many times I have thought that if I had to choose a job it would be something related to the sea, like Marine Biology, I like biology, ecology and everything that relates to natural systems and the way they interact, this is why I decided to take the specialty of Landscape and Territory,  the truth is I don't know if they have much to do lol, but the decision was part of a vocational crisis and taking that specialty managed to calm my anxiety. On the other hand, another thing I would like to do in the future is to dedicate myself to modeling and miniatures, I love everything that has to do with miniatures, and the truth is that I do not think it is a poorly paid job, I imagine that there is a lot of field to incorporate this trade, in the area of films, museums,  photography, architecture itself, and also as an expression of an art.  But if I think about it, and returning to the subjec...

Based on what I study, what tools (notebook, computer, calculator, metric tape, etc.) do I use to develop university assignments? What do I do to focus while doing university tasks? What strategies do I use to deal with all the academic load In group work, how do we distribute each of the tasks? What new tool or technique would I like to learn in the future? Hello everyone: I am currently studying the fourth year of the professional career of Architecture, it is a career that really requires having a great diversity of knowledge and tools in different areas. For example, to design and model a building in 3d we usually use a notebook with a lot of power and high-end technological features, however if you know how to draw by hand and know the art of sketching, and the use of the compass and the ruler, you only need your hands and your eyes. On the other hand, having stress management tools is just as important as having a good computer, I for example always listen to a specific type ...