For my summer school program at the University of Toronto, I traveled to Canada. The focus of the summer school was architecture. I learned a lot throughout the entire program, from designing a structure to using various architectural tools. Additionally, it helped me understand how a university operates and appears. I learned a lot from the same like:

Focus on Architecture: The fact that the program was centered around architecture gave me a lot of chances to explore more on the field. I gained comprehensive insights into architectural principles, theories, and practices.

Designing Structures: Learning about designing structures has provided me with hands-on experience in the architectural design process. This involved drafting plans, considering structural integrity, and exploring various design styles and elements.

Architectural Software: In today’s digital age, familiarity with architectural software is crucial for aspiring architects. Gaining proficiency in these tools not only enhances your skillset but also prepares you for real-world architectural projects.

Insight into University Life: Attending the University of Toronto for the summer school program gave me a unique opportunity to experience university life firsthand. I was able to see how a renowned institution like UofT operates, from its academic rigor to its campus culture.