The Cover Letter - Universität Ulm. Nora szüts cv. Magyar Építész Kamara - BME - Alkotóhét - 2010. A BME Építészmérnöki Kara március 29 és április 2 között tartotta 2010-es tavaszi alkotóhetét, amelynek keretében az Urbanisztika Tanszék a harmadéves építészhallgatóknak a „Fedezd fel a várost!”
Programot hirdette meg. A közel 200 diák a budapesti belváros utcáit járta és gyűjtötte a tapasztalatokat 10 különböző tematika mentén (Pl: A város a kollektív emlékezetben, A város felfedezése az energiáin, a fényein keresztül, A város felfedezése a magasból, stb.). Az egyhetes program bevezető előadásokkal kezdődött, amit vetélkedő követett. Ki talál több és jellegzetesebb tervezési és kivitelezési hibákat az egyetem környéki közterületeken? Százéves házak Budapesten - Alkotóhét by webstation.hu. A BME 2011-es alkotóhete a Budapest100-zal együttműködésben valósult meg.
Egy hétig hatvanöt építészhallgató dolgozott tizenegy száz éves házban. A hallgatói tablók letölthetőek a linkekre kattintva. Baross u. 74. 2. alkotócsoport: Bagdy Eszter, Bohonyi Imola, Gerzsó Szilárd, Krammer Aliz, Polyák Dóra, Szabó Tímea történeti tabló - építészeti ötlet Damjanich u. 58. 6. alkotócsoport: Farkas István, Gorzás Adrienn, Koválcsik Ágnes, Nemecz Regina, Ober Márton, Sófalvi Örs Ákos Déri Miksa u. 18. 1. alkotócsoport: Annus Zsuzsa, Hutter Mária, Kövi Zsófia, Mercz Mária, Németh Zsófia, Vass Éva. Corpus - A new sans serif type by ~akkasone on deviantART. CV inspiration. ↓ Skip to Main Content Svenska Resources Link: User profile on Pinterest CV templates On this page I offer free templates.
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Before you do that, check out these examples for inspiration. A well-crafted resume is a great way to stand out as a candidate, and it’s not the easiest task to balance form and function with the opportunity to show off your design chops. Have a look at what other designers are doing before you head back to the drawing board, and remember: a resume’s most important function is give a potential employer a good idea of your experience as quickly as possible. Design acrobatics are secondary to that. 1. View Resume Source 2. Creative Resume Example. Just so you don't think we're all talk, I thought I would share the resume I made (a while back) that is the impetus for much of my creative resume thinking.
The Story Although not quite as bad as the current job market, In early 2003 I was on the job hunt in the midst of a post 9/11 market slowdown. To make myself stand out, I completely rethought what a resume could be. Borrowing Ideas The idea behind my resume came to me in the form of a small Ikea booklet that came in Dwell magazine.
Writing your resume - what not to do. It’s that time of year again and the resumes from graduating college seniors are starting to crash our office door.
What better time than now to have a little chat about them? What this post isn’t going to be a list of how to write a resume – according to Google, the search “resume+books” returned 81,500,000 hits so you newbies should start there. What I want to talk about is the “what not to do’s” and the other nuances within resumes – the information you can plant between the lines to tell the reader something extra about you. These are the categories that seem to show up in most resumes: Contact informationEducationObjectiveProfessional ExperienceSkillsHonors/ AwardsPersonal Interests At first blush, they all seem like reasonable areas of focus for one’s resume.
This is an important area on your resume – you want the job and people need to be able to contact you. Keep it simple and straight forward but include the dates of attendance please. See? Marc Anton Dahmen Architecture.