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Architecture. Me. And You.

What does architecture have to do with your and my life (besides the fact that it's my career)? Warning: This is my first blog post ever....

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Sep 29, 2020
3 min

The Virus: Creative Block

For the past couple of months I was burdened with writers block. To be honest, I’d never really experienced this kind of obstacle and all...

Apr 6, 2020
3 min

The Magic Recipe

….. doesn't exist. But magic recipes do ..... I'm often asked how I come up with my architectural concepts and forms. Each time the proce...

Apr 6, 2020
3 min

The Virus: Find the Spot

COVID-19 has disrupted our daily lives across the globe. For students, all of our classes have moved online, and for architecture student...

Mar 29, 2020
4 min

Don't Kill It Before You Try It

I'm constantly intimidated by the fact that what I put out there isn't good enough especially when there are certain voices screaming at ...

Mar 9, 2020
4 min

Architecture. Me. And You.

What does architecture have to do with your and my life (besides the fact that it's my career)? Warning: This is my first blog post ever....

” I always get to where I’m going by walking away from where I have been.”

― Winnie the Pooh, A.A. Milne

Hi, I’m Mehli

An architect to be blogger. Passionate about sharing thoughts and information on everything that makes my architect days better.

I'm currently a fourth year architecture student at the College of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture at the University of Arizona. My inspiration for this blog came as I realized how the mental and physical health of the architect, client, and inhabitants of a building affects, or should affect, the design and process of a project. An architect is much more than just a person who designs buildings. Thus, it is our responsibility as a community to strive for healthy and joyful habits. Our work is greatly influenced by the state of our minds and body. With this blog I hope to help and bring awareness to students, architects, and the individual body of how architecture impacts our health, the environment, and our perspective.