101 Things I Learned in Architecture School (The MIT Press) Hardcover – 9 Oct. 2007

A terrific gift for anyone, it is interesting and user friendly for any adult. I wish there were more in this series.

I only just started reading this and I gotta say, I am liking it. The fact there is no context page really adds to the excitement of reading this book.

This book is good if you’re looking for little sparks of inspiration when it comes to your design journey, the design world and designing. I’ve added tabs to revisit certain pages to help me with things from advice to presentation styles!

This book is great. I'm not sure if you'd use it as a bedside book for guests, a loo book or a coffee table book. I used it to read cover to cover several times and think about. If you want to reflect on the use of space and design this is a great way to start.

Ever since I started architecture last September, I was quite lost and clueless with what the course seemed to offer. A wide range of skills and interests; numeracy skills, literature reads, digital software, critical and analytical thinking skills, drawing, modelmaking...etc. Architecture is indeed a course that touches aspects on almost everything though we may not know all. Thanks for the book, I am now slowly paving my way towards being a though-not-so-perfect architect student but definitely a fearless one. AMAZING BOOK!

Bought this for my 14 year old son who wants to be an architect. It's an excellent read. Short bits of useful information that lay the foundations for anyone interested in this career path. He learnt key takeaways which I hope he'll remember for always.

Bought my university days back! looking through this book made me laugh and think about my first years as an architecture student! I would 100% recommend buying this book! it should be given to all student upon starting the degree! simple instruction that are easy to understand! Answers those stupid questions no one wants to ask!

I bought this book after reading an electronic version - I'm a UX designer who knew nothing about architecture, and this is a great book to flick through for ideas, inspiration and a bit of education!