Many parents believe that a child must be an excellent artist to pursue Architecture. This assumption often creates confusion when students express interest in becoming Architects.Drawing is certainly an important part of Architecture education and entrance preparation, but it is only one of several abilities required. Observation, visual thinking, spatial understanding, creativity, Mathematics, logical reasoning and problem-solving also play an important role. 1. Why Parents Associate Architecture Only with Drawing When parents think about Architecture, they often imagine an Architect sitting at a drawing board and preparing detailed building sketches. This is understandable because drawing is one of the most visible parts of the profession. However, Architecture involves much more than sketching. Architects study how people use spaces,...