losing gripppppp!!!

Crap, I'm feeling like losing grip off my studio assignments. Last semester, I've finally became more independent, cruising with my own ideas. Not like most architecture students I observe, they tend to let lecturers lead them. But now I'm starting to turn into one. I lost passion. Aaaaargh! On Thursday I got this presentation but I ain't got nothiiiiiiiing!!

Feminine architecture?

I'm working on my latest studio assignment (also *fingers-crossed* my last) and randomly, I pick a seldomly chosen building function. Rehab.

Yes, Rehabilitation and Training Center for Women. Or perhaps I would rather call it Women Care Center. I thought it's a simple function. Even on the first days, a lecturer had called it 'shallow' and I would got a minimal C score because of how uninteresting this function is. And I thought, fine whatever. At least I will pass this assignment, surely.

But then it hits me. How do you design for women. Well I myself personally prefer  a wide open space with nature surroundings. But my lecturers says otherwise. Then I realize it's all about the concept. About that, I'll catch up to you later!

Bad things and good people

Bad things DOES always happen to good people.

What does it take to be a good person? It's not about how good, how rich, how pretty, or how lucky we are now, but I suppose it's about how we manage to handle bad things. Because our reaction to how things goes is what determine how good we are. Right?

So when you see the worst things happen to good people, don't feel pity. Feel jealous. Because they already had the opportunity to show their virtue and proof their greatness.

Hello again, internet citizen! Long time no write. :)