Faye Hughes

Picture this: You’re standing in a half-built house, sunlight streaming through open rafters, the smell of fresh-cut wood in the air. The architect’s blueprints are taped to a wall, but the real magic is happening in the hands of the people turning those lines into reality. If you’ve ever wondered, “What is architectural technology?”—this is […]

Picture this: You’re standing in a sunlit atrium, glass walls stretching above you, the air cool and fresh. You tap your phone, and the building’s lights shift, the temperature adjusts, and you realize—this isn’t science fiction. It’s the work of architectural engineering technology, and it’s changing how we live, work, and dream. What Is Architectural

Picture this: You’re standing in a sunlit studio, blueprints scattered across your desk, a 3D model spinning on your screen. You’re not just drawing buildings—you’re solving real problems, blending art and science, and shaping the spaces where people live, work, and dream. That’s the daily reality for people with an architectural technology degree. If you’ve

Picture this: It’s 2 a.m., and an architect stares at a glowing screen, spinning a digital model of a building that doesn’t exist—yet. She zooms in, tweaks a window, and the software instantly recalculates sunlight angles for every hour of the year. Ten years ago, this would’ve taken days, maybe weeks, with tracing paper and

Picture this: It’s 2 a.m. You’re hunched over a glowing laptop, sketching a building that could change a city’s skyline. Your coffee’s cold, your playlist’s looping, and you’re chasing the thrill of making something real. If that scene feels familiar—or if you wish it did—an architectural technology program might be your next big move. What