#373 - ARCHITECTURE PRESENTATION MISTAKES TO AVOID
SUMMARY
This week David and Marina of FAME Architecture & Design discuss common mistakes students make when giving architecture presentations. The two cover graphics, documenting ideas, physical models, overselling, inviting collaboration, site analysis, receiving feedback, ending a presentation, and more. Enjoy!
TIMESTAMPS
(01:00) Assuming what the audience knows and does not know.
(05:42) Avoiding confusion and using boards effectively.
(12:22) Giving ideas form.
(16:02) Physical models and leveraging what you already have.
(20:12) Pretending to know more than you do.
(27:05) Reading during a presentation.
(29:50) Overselling.
(34:55) Pronouns and inviting collaboration.
(42:25) Making a project personal to you and starting with your instincts.
(47:40) Leveraging the site.
(57:45) Ending a presentation and listening to other presentations.
(01:04:10) Responding to feedback.
