ARCHIMASH

Stop Flying Blind In Studio.

Frameworks and thinking for deliberate, considered architecture. 

You're not struggling because you lack talent. You're struggling because school never taught you the process.

25 Years Experience | 1000+ Students Taught | University of Melbourne | Monash University | University of Queensland | Griffith University

The Problem

You're completing tasks - site analysis, concept development, drawings, models - but nothing connects. Each week feels like starting from scratch.

Tutors tell you to "push the concept further" but don't show you how. No process. No clear steps. No framework for actually doing what they're asking.

This isn't your failure. School teaches you fragments without showing you how they connect.

Where To Start

Five interconnected areas.
Start anywhere - everything connects.

DESIGN

Process · Concept · Planning · Theory · Experience

COMMUNICATION

Diagrams · Drawings · Sketches · Models · Presentations

DOCUMENT + CONSTRUCT

Details · Materials · Systems · Documentation · Buildability

HISTORY + THEORY

Precedents · Movements · Principles · Application

PRACTICE + STUDY

Studio Survival · Productivity · Career · Professional Skills

BROWSE ALL


About Liz

I'm Liz Watt — architect, project manager, and educator with 25 years across practice and teaching.

I was that student. Hit-and-miss results, working blind, no idea why some projects worked and others didn't. I figured it out the hard way so you don't have to.

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