For Students

Archilo for Students

Archilo is built alongside architecture education. Use it to present the work you are already doing — portfolios, thesis, research, and 3D work — to peers, faculty, and the studios you want to work for.

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Build a portfolio that gets you hired

Your coursework is already full of projects worth showing. Archilo turns them into a clean public portfolio page with images, descriptions, metadata, and a shareable link you can put on applications, LinkedIn, and your CV.

Every published portfolio lives at its own URL, so recruiters can see your real work instead of a list of software skills.

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Publish thesis and research while you study

Archilo includes a research papers section and a thesis repository built for academic architecture work — abstracts, methodology, PDFs, and citations structured the way reviewers expect.

Publishing early means your best academic work is discoverable by peers, faculty, and studios long before graduation.

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Learn from students at other schools

University communities group content and people by school, so you can follow what students elsewhere are designing, compare approaches, and get critique from people who speak architecture.

Peer feedback on Archilo is project-based and specific — what works in the plan, what breaks in the section, what to try next.

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Get discovered by recruiters

Recruiters and firms browse Archilo profiles by reviewing actual published projects. A strong portfolio here can lead to internships, freelance work, and full-time roles through the jobs board.

Keep your best semester work updated — the portfolio that gets you through the door is the one that shows how you think.

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Free to start

Creating an account, publishing portfolio projects, reading research, and joining communities are free. Upgrade only if you need optional credit-based features.