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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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3 hours ago
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The Virus: Live Online Courses

The world has shifted from the physical to the virtual. There are some who have returned to work in the office and others who continue to...

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...

Apr 6, 2020
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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...

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...

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― 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.