I'm tired. Numerous hours of labor and astonishing hunger. I'm tired. Racking my brain for the perfect idea to really fulfill the requirements, meticulous hands careful to ensure every detail is spot on. I'm tired. Paper cuts, sweat, and frustration when things don't quite turn out the way they were envisioned. I'm tired. A smile when the end is near and a sigh of relief when the end is reached. I'm tired.
It was last night, or evening rather. I had just awoken nap unlike any
other. About five solid hours of sleep and it felt really good. I’m not exactly
sure why I was so tired when the night prior I definitely got eight hours of
sleep. But anyways, I woke from my nap well rested, without homework, and
bored. I decided after some thought, because I’m just a great student like
that, to go the architecture studio and get some work done on my project. I
told my room I was going to get something to eat because I hadn’t eaten since
2:00 p.m. and then I would heading to the studio. I also informed him I probably
wouldn’t return until probably late that night, what I currently planned to be
10:00 p.m. This happened at about 7:00 p.m.
I walked over to Owen’s like I said I would and just about immediately
realized that I was in fact actually not hungry. But I knew I needed something
so I decided to get a smoothie and some water. So I grabbed that and made my
way to the studio. I made it there around 7:30 p.m.
I made it too the studio. I take some time to look around at some of my
friend’s work for inspiration. The way our class works you receive a vague
prompt and from that you form what exactly the assignment is. This particular assignment
was to design a “screen” or something that allowed light to pass through it. I
was completely dumbfounded and I had no idea what I was about to do, however I
wasn’t about to turn in a boring assignment and look stupid. After much contemplation
I decided to make a stencil and transpose it on another surface and then put
color screens in the holes.
Again when I first got there it was fairly early and there were about
five other people there working on the assignment as well. Then I decided to
ask the stupid question of when is the project due, and much to my dismay the
answer was the next day. Unfortunately that was today. I was in total disbelief
and I got deep into work.
Hours pasted and so did my company. By my previously estimated
departure of 10:00 p.m., I was the only one in my class that was still in the
studio, and I was still working hard. I stayed focused on my task but I began
to lose patience, because of that I took breaks from my work to clear my thoughts
before I went back in. After many painful and agonizing hours I and I had
finally completed my masterpiece. The time however was not so pleasing. The
current time was 5:25 a.m. Class started at 8:00 a.m.
Your project looks incredible!!!! All of the work you put into it definitely payed off even if it was due when you though it was! Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteWonderful job! Although I am not architecture student, it still make me feel shocked.
ReplyDeleteThat's so cool! I love the progression in the pictures. Your story is making me tired reading it because I'm about to have a slightly similar night tonight after my total 9 hours of sleep this weekend. Oops
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