© Enscape American Association of architectural students (Aias) released a 65 page document containing a large number of tools, tips and resources for architectural students! “Digital resources” tool is developed by Aias design and technology working group.
The tutorial section provides useful resource links for students seeking to develop skills in dozens of programs and software packages.
The competition section gives the description, links, entry fees and bonus information of the 16 # competitions or competition platforms that students can participate in.
The character material section provides links to 13 websites for collages, montages and rendered scale maps.
About Aias, the American Institute of architectural students is an independent, non-profit, student managed organization led by students, committed to improving the leadership, design and service ability of architectural students.
Their blog provides internal observations from studios in various universities, while their #askan architect shows interviews with architects with different experiences.
In the part of distance learning, users are introduced to a series of popular videos and collaborative software to help online learning and teaching.
It is the crystallization of two years of research conducted by Aias through the media of its learning and technology working group.
In addition to using the resources accumulated by the organization through previous initiatives and seminars, the working group also provides Aias chapters and members with a toolkit to promote their career development and deal with the rapid rise of distance work and online learning during covid-19.
The resources section of the website provides # 12 # online resources through which students can obtain applications, objects, blocks, icons and textures of various common design programs, including Revit, AutoCAD, Photoshop and illustrator.
Reference： https://www.aias.org/22/23FALL Application consultation.
It is called “tool that can optimize design workflow and software knowledge”.
Aias has branches in Colleges and universities across the United States.
If you want to receive it, don’t miss the “road construction dry goods welfare” at the end of the article! The toolkit is divided into five parts: competition, character materials, website resources, distance learning and {tutorials.
In addition, Aias also organizes some member activities, including symposiums, meetings and exchange opportunities.
