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Building a dynamic portfolio in a visual culture environment

BUILDING A DYNAMIC PORTFOLIO IN A VISUAL CULTURE ENVIROMENT

15th August 2018

Within the Architectural field we are expected to propose something new. Just like life itself Architecture is always look in a forward direction.

A client will want to know how, and you got to this point in your career and visualise how you got to this point when presenting new ideas to them. When updating your portfolio, consider the advantages of capturing key projects throughout your career.

This creates an overview of your archive. More importantly communicating strong central ideas in all your projects, careers highlights that capture beauty and drama and specific details that capture the essence of a project.

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