u/gitartruls01

Note: photos look AI because of aggressive upscaling and noise reduction in Topaz (had to render at low res/samples because of shitty hardware and no time). The last picture shows my rendering process.

I'm in my 3rd year of a bachelor's in structural engineering, and one of our courses is in architecture where we've been assigned a single project with very few constraints apart from being ~200m² and "integrated into the surrounding landscape". I chose an island on a nearby lake as my starting ground and created this thing.

Though not an architecture program, we are somehow allowed to attempt an architecture master's program after this if we want. I'm not sure if I'm cut out for it, I've got no idea what's actually expected for entry or what an actual architecture student would be doing by now. That's more or less what I'm asking, does this look like it's showing potential or does it look like an engineering student pretending to be an architect?