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It’s no secret that architecture school can be a rigorous endeavor. Ask a graduate, and they will tell you how the demanding coursework and fast-paced production environment that they experienced helped them develop their design skills and become a professional.

Specifically, the journey that is architecture school involves navigating a shared, universal sequence of design prompts that serve as a rite of passage for aspiring architects across the globe. These prompts, from abstract conceptual modeling to complex public buildings, are steps on the path to mastering the fundamentals of space and form.

From the most common assignments like “The Cube” and projects like “The Artist’s Residence” to studio milestone projects like “The Hospice,” there is an enriching set of assignments that students will encounter on their architectural education journey. Kweku Addo-Atuah has undertaken and completed this journey. In his article for Architizer, Addo-Atuah breaks down the various tasks along the way from across the architecture curricula. Click here to read “Young Architect Guide: 10 Ubiquitous Projects Encountered in Architecture School,” and let us know about any important projects you came across during your architectural education journey!