What Happens When Architects Build for Themselves

It is only natural to expect that an accomplished architect sooner or later will have enough resources to erect their own abode. You might think their imagination will drive them to go for something extraordinary, like that “head-over-heels” house. In reality, as disappointing as it sounds, most architects built their

What can be less imaginative than calling an architectural school “a building house”? Why did this movement even take off in the first place? What else concerned the followers of this approach that attempted to combine mass production and individuality (to varying degrees of success)? Get ready for the answers

I’m not going to talk about the quality of magical education, of course, since we’re about to look at the institutions that do exist in real life. Are there actually any schools, academies, or universities that can be considered prototypes of the legendary wizard school? Yes, I’ve managed to find