E4 Ian

 Before I entered university it seemed like a good idea to try to do a postgraduate degree abroad after finishing my degree, but I also wanted to study other degrees, so I was very undecided about what to do until my first year of university. There my mind cleared, I decided that I would prefer to start working instead of doing a postgraduate degree because thinking about more years studying architecture would bore me. The only ways I would study a postgraduate would be: if it was really necessary or if there is one that I like enough to say “this is for me”. Anyway, life takes many turns and maybe in the future I will end in doing a postgraduate degree, but now it is not one of my objectives. I prefer to know more about other worlds such as psychology, medicine, teaching, finances and much more, I prefer to have a varied knowledge than a specific one. I wouldn’t like to follow the same line having so many possibilities and so many new things to learn. To finish, despite everyt...

  During all my childhood I wanted to be an architect to be able to build my own house. At that time, I imagined building a castle using columns of classical architecture with a large interior space. After, in my adolescence I wanted to work in something that was related to the area of ​​the economy, that way I could earn more money and travel, in addition, by that time I was already realizing that being an architect was more difficult, however, after some bad decisions I had to give up that dream. That is why I decided to return to my dream of being an architect when I entered to study architecture at the university, and although the first year didn’t go as I expected, this year has made me want to stay in the degree, so I will continue to survive until I graduate in architecture. After that I would like to have a job as an architect that allows me to travel to different countries or earn enough money to travel by myself, so I could see famous buildings with my own eyes and know w...

 The holidays I remember the most was in a summer about 8 or 9 years ago in Quillota, a city in Valparaíso in Chile. That time I went with my mother and we stayed at the house of an aunt of my mother named Elisa. We were there for about 2 or 3 weeks, almost a whole month, although as it was a long time ago I don't remember many things, but it was a nice and quiet place. Being there was like being at home, except that the noises of the neighbors were not heard, they were replaced by the sound of the birds. We also slept early and woke up bed earlier compared to a normal day to be energized the next day. Another thing I remember is that since they were a bit far from the market (because it was like a field where we were) they went to buy every month, so they didn't have things that were not essential for the home. Undoubtedly, what I remember most about those holidays was when we start climbing a hill at noon and finish at night, the rest are memories without much relevance, ...

When I was a kid, Italy was the place I wanted to visit the most because I liked its language and the classical architecture buildings it had, but the place I wanted to visit the most was Rome. Then when I started studying architecture I wanted to visit this place more to feel for myself what the space of all the places I wanted to visit. Rome is a very old city, even older than the city of Athens in Greece, which I recently found out about and I don't know if it's completely true, but it's still an old city. The facade of the city looks homogeneous and has buildings that stand out to the eye, especially the basilicas for their characteristic cupola. I always imagined Rome as an ancient city without tall buildings, with a homogeneous view of buildings with Renaissance facades at best, but in reality there are several modern buildings around the city, however I would visit it only for its famous old buildings like the Pantheon, the Roman Coliseum and the Basilica of Sain...