@archademia: It gets you noticed. The bar for entry-level jobs in architecture is higher now, and what stands out is what AI can't do: taste, judgement, personality, the human touch. Around that, practice runs on three skills, and all of them can be learned. Technical: draw everything once and reference it, and zone your walls with a little room so the contractor's product fits. Digital: clients expect visuals now, and a Revit view template saves you restyling every plan by hand. Human: a Friday update keeps clients calm, and making your consultants' lives easier is how the referrals start. Students, this is what makes a portfolio interview easy. Practice owners, it's what you hope every new starter walks in with. Which of the three do you find hardest? Tell us below. Learn the rest from architects who run practices: archademia.com

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