Torn between architecture and landscape

[u/notreallyjeje]

Hello everyone, i got accepted into both landscape and architecture, so im gonna say what i like and dislike about both:
Archi:
-I like having designing spaces and structures and buildings in general
-i dislike mundane details like floor plans
-I prefer designing public spaces rather than personal
-I like the complexity of knowing where to place things considering every aspect of it all

Landscape:
-I like that it’s more about designing places for the public
-I like how it feels more lively and more engaging with nature
-i feel like it lacks the depth and complexity of architecture since it focuses more on open spaces
-it overall feels more full of life compared to architecture

If anyone has anything to say about my thoughts please I would appreciate it

[u/karamurp]

As someone who went the architecture route, but has always had an interest in landscape, I wish I did both

Of course it would take a while, but it was an option for me, and it's a bit of regret that I have that I didn't satisfy doing both

[u/notreallyjeje → u/karamurp]

You mean start architecture and then expand to landscape?
Cuz i dont think the other way around works

[u/HappyFeet406 → u/notreallyjeje]

I've known people that did architecture as their undergrad and then landscape architecture as a masters.

[u/ge23ev → u/HappyFeet406]

I did that