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Can i still do architecture with a textiles alevel? I really dont wanna suffer through a fine art alevel even though i heard it would be better but i genuinely enjoy doing textiles.
I’ve currently decided on doing:
Maths
Physics
Art and design: Textiles
Philosophy
I’ve currently decided on doing:
Maths
Physics
Art and design: Textiles
Philosophy
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Can i still do architecture with a textiles alevel? I really dont wanna suffer through a fine art alevel even though i heard it would be better but i genuinely enjoy doing textiles.
I’ve currently decided on doing:
Maths
Physics
Art and design: Textiles
Philosophy
Can i still do architecture with a textiles alevel? I really dont wanna suffer through a fine art alevel even though i heard it would be better but i genuinely enjoy doing textiles.
I’ve currently decided on doing:
Maths
Physics
Art and design: Textiles
Philosophy
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You have a balance in your subjects with the maths/physics side and the arts through textiles and knowing how to write essays, think considerately in philosophy. An architect needs to be well-rounded like the subjects you're taking as long as you express that in your application and work then you would get some amazing offers from unis. Hope this helps
You have a balance in your subjects with the maths/physics side and the arts through textiles and knowing how to write essays, think considerately in philosophy. An architect needs to be well-rounded like the subjects you're taking as long as you express that in your application and work then you would get some amazing offers from unis. Hope this helps
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Textiles can be a better choice than fine art. It is design based so you’re responding to briefs and it can include 3d construction/design - so representing 3d ideas in 2d and developing ideas from 2d research and plans into 3d finished work.
Just make sure you put time into your basic sketching and drawing skills alongside your A levels. That will benefit your textiles work and help boost your portfolio for architecture
Just make sure you put time into your basic sketching and drawing skills alongside your A levels. That will benefit your textiles work and help boost your portfolio for architecture
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Fwiw - I wouldn’t recommend 4 A levels for architecture. You need to preserve some free time to develop your portfolio and that will be severely restricted with 4 A levels.
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Fwiw - I wouldn’t recommend 4 A levels for architecture. You need to preserve some free time to develop your portfolio and that will be severely restricted with 4 A levels.
Fwiw - I wouldn’t recommend 4 A levels for architecture. You need to preserve some free time to develop your portfolio and that will be severely restricted with 4 A levels.
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