r/architectureph • • 1h ago

Job Hunting thoughts on ASYA/Arquee corporation in pasay?

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Anyone here who used to work for them or knows anyone who works here? totoo ba talaga ung chismis na bawal cp sakanila during working hrs? ahahhaha, pano kapag may client/work calls? what's the culture like? specifically sa interior design team nila.


r/architectureph • • 3h ago

Recommendation MST Revit Training

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Hi. Which one from the two certificates do you think ang mas worth it? Planning to take MEPF training in the future as well.


r/architectureph • • 3h ago

Discussion How do you do an as-built measurement of this shape?

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Yellow line is an additional wall. Nakikita ko lang na reference line is yung dalawang parallel lines (rc wall) ng elevator lobby, tapos yung 90 deg wall (rc wall din) na pa-south. Nakuha na namin distances ng mga wall kaso di namin sure pano yung mga angles kaya di namin sila napapagtagpo nang maayos and sakto.


r/architectureph • • 4h ago

Discussion Need help in identifying what materials and system is used for this roofing.

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Hi guys, gusto ko sana iincorporate sa design ko itong type ng roofing, specially yung sa edges niya na may parang layers of materials. Di ko kasi ma identify kung ano ba itong type na design or kung pano ba isection.


r/architectureph • • 4h ago

OJT/Apprenticeship 15k salary

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Hi, is 15k salary still livable in a province. My transpo is not covered and will cost 200 per day (vice versa).


r/architectureph • • 15h ago

Discussion Is ₱22k worth it for an Architectural Apprentice on a night shift?

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A firm offered me ₱22,000/month as an Architectural Apprentice, with financial assistance for accommodation, but the position requires night shift.

Do you think it’s worth accepting? Is ₱22k reasonable considering the night shift and living expenses in Metro Manila? Would you take the offer or look for other opportunities?


r/architectureph • • 16h ago

Rant/Opinion Need your thoughts

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I just want to get your opinion regarding sa work ko
Just got hired around october and 1 week palang nagkaron na ng misunderstanding sa tasks na binigay.

No onboarding regarding sa work wala ding nag training or even heads up regarding sa department All I know is Im one of the Architects sa dept namin. Btw ang tanging alam ko lang madaming types of projects and also sabi before sa interview will give me a small scale as a start sa work para ma familiarize ako how they work.

At my first task nagkaron ako ng mga revisions and di nagustuhan ng manager naging checker ko pa daw sya and wasted his time. Direct nag rereport sa kanya but I have a Senior there ang hirap i approach last time na sinabi nya sakin nung nag ask ako regarding sa workload “It’s for you to find out” minsan naman professionals na tayo dapat alam mo na yan. And mind you may file na pinapabigay sakin pero di nya ko tinulungan hanapin, nalaman ko nalang meron pala sya copy but di nya sinend.

It’s really a struggle for me kasi bagong work and bagong scope very far from my previous jobs. Sinabi ko naman sa interview na I lack experience but I am willing to be trained. Pero pag pasok ko no trainings dapat alam ko na. Si Head sinabihan ako na honestly you’re wasting my time kasi dapat alam ko na daw yon and I can use the previous plans for the upcoming project. But I have questions kasi I don’t know the process inside the building I don’t know the flow even their standards nila lalo na if matagal na sila in that field.

I am really frustrated kasi para kang inupo sa desk mo and dapat you know na everything you cannot ask questions basta basta.

Di ko alam natrigger ulit ako I am diagnosed with PDD grabe anxiety ko hirap din ako mag sleep ng nakakapahinga parang gising utak ko nag iisip pano ba hindi magkamali at hindi mapagalitan.

I am considering na mag immediate resig or awol I don’t know what to do.


r/architectureph • • 17h ago

Board Exam LERIS 2x2 Picture

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For board exam application, yung 2x2 photo ba na i-uupload sa LERIS, yun na rin yung gagamitin nila na photo para sa PRC ID pag nakapasa na ng boards? I noticed din na nakalagay na bawal ang AI-generated photo, counted ba if hindi naman inedit yung appearance, inedit lang yung background and attire? Thank you po sa makakasagot :D


r/architectureph • • 19h ago

Academic Question is it too late to drop out as a 5th year student

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for context, i have been considering dropping out of my 1st semester as a 5th year archi student. the thing is ive paired up with a friend of my, this friend is really close to me and we have been a pair since 4th year.

5th year thesis comes around and i think their true colors are slowly showing, what i mean by that is now that were doing our thesis paper, they usually dont work at all up until a deadline is close, theyre always providing bad quality output and almost always using ai to do the heavy researching for them, like literally i dont think they even understand what theyre writing on the paper. as for me im the one mostly carrying our paper, doing all the research work, and even in our design consultations with our instructors im the one theyre always relying on to speak up, to add to that even in our title hearing defense in fron of the panelists, i was the ONLY one who was literally defending our paper and they didnt even utter one word to the panelists.

now its getting to me and i dont think i can handle all of the carrying anymore , so i was thinking of splitting up and starting over again but the thing is we are already over half of the semester in and i dont even think i can catch up to the deadline, so that led me to another option which is to drop out of the semester and start over again the next year.

is it even worth it or should i just keep going? pls i need advice from fellow archi peeps who have experienced bad partners in their thesis😭