13 October 2026 · 1 min read
Spatial Thinking vs Design Thinking: what's the difference?
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13 October 2026
You only get 5–6 studios. Will they make you job-ready?
You only have three years in an architecture degree, and you only get five or six studios. What will you have learnt by the end, and is it professionally aligned? I can tell you that after only three years, we consider any architecture student useless in practice. Even after a master's, I dare say graduates are not professionally aligned.
13 October 2026
Is an architecture degree too academic to prepare you for a job?
An architecture degree is far too academic to be directly useful in a job. Think about who is teaching you: are your teachers professional design architects? Design is notoriously hard to teach, and very few teachers have both the professional design experience and the ability to teach it.
13 October 2026
Is there a formula for the creative process? Can innovation be guaranteed?
Have you heard of anyone creating a formula for the creative and design process? Has anyone guaranteed innovation? Most people would say it can't be done, because creativity is too loose and personal. Spatial Thinking does both: it structures the creative and design process into a framework that consistently produces innovative results.