advice for kingston architecture portfolio???

has anyone applied to kingston with not enough digital work? i feel like i have more practical work than i have digital and i feel quite uneasy since the deadline of my portfolio is in a few days… i also feel like a lot of my work isn’t really architecture related. i make a lot of 3d responses but they aren’t classified as architecture? am i cooked

has anyone applied to kingston with not enough digital work? i feel like i have more practical work than i have digital and i feel quite uneasy since the deadline of my portfolio is in a few days… i also feel like a lot of my work isn’t really architecture related. i make a lot of 3d responses but they aren’t classified as architecture? am i cooked

Unis usually don't expect to see architecture work in portfolios. What does it say in the email you received?

a selection of your student work/professional work which also emphasises your potential within your specialist area
examples of preparatory creative work
a demonstration of both your technical and creative ability
doesn’t “potential within your specialist area” directly link to architecture related work? or maybe i’m overanalysing?

Hi @ismhungryforfood
Have you already submitted your portfolio?
The courses are looking for potential, you don't have to have all the skills now, as these are skills you are going to learn on the course.
I would also assume 'specialist' means architecture, but if you have got 3D models in there like you said then that sounds good as this is part of what you will be doing.
I will share with you some useful posts other reps have done about what to include in a portfolio:
Crafting Creative Portfolios - The Student Room
Top portfolio tips for applying to Kingston School of Art - The Student Room
I hope this is helpful and good luck!!
-Grace (Kingston Rep)

I already applied and I got an offer!