María Victoria Saavedra

  Hello, today I have decided to tell you about my favorite music and for that I will try to answer 5 questions: What is my favorite music genre? What generates in my listening to music? How often do I listen to music? What are my favorite singers? What is my favorite song? Well, I'll start by clarifying that I have a very varied musical taste. Throughout my adolescence I have changed my style, around the age of 13 or 14, I really liked rock and what was pop punk. Then I have leaned more towards rap or pop rock even cumbia. Currently, I have been listening to a lot of indie pop and also Latin music because I feel that it gives me a lot of energy, I really like hip-hop, trap and pop. Well, for me music is essential to have a good mood, to set a situation or just to motivate myself. Listening to music generates in me being constantly awake and active, even when I wake up I always play a song to encourage me to get up. Well, there isn't a day that I don't lis

  Despite the fact that I have been in my degree for a relatively short time and I still lack many subjects due to courses, I believe that subjects much more related to art should be integrated into the study program, I think there is a lot of potential in the students in terms of art and the architecture. And also, I think it is a good way to link the design and architecture career, which are in the same faculty. Another change that I would make would be a decrease in the workload in the workshop, which always consumes most of our time as students and which often affects our mental well-being. Although what I rescue from these online semesters is that they finally divided the practical subjects from the theoretical ones, therefore we have a better distribution of time for these subjects. I think that the duration of the studies at the university is good, and I think that they are the years necessary to train well professionally. In other countries the architecture career lasts m

  Hello! I will talk a bit about my future plans after I graduate.   Since I am in the fourth semester of the degree, I have a lot of knowledge about what I can develop professionally and the branch of sustainability has caught my attention, especially for the care of the environment and respect for the sustainable city.   I would like to take a landscaping and urban planning course, where I can unite both branches and be able to be a contribution in urban development.   I know that there is much to learn, and it may be that tomorrow I decide to take other paths, but always thinking that the important thing to be a good professional is to think that I must be responsible with the environment. I have also thought of going abroad to achieve it, probably to Spain or Brazil, which have very good courses in the area of ​​sustainability. What would also help me a lot to know outside.   In case the above does not work, I would like to take a master's degree at the Austral Univer

But I would definitely look for something related to heritage and architecture, maybe doing restorations, reactivating places and opening them up to the community. I imagine him visiting different places, investigating history, talking to the community so that architecturally, the heritage is preserved. I think that should be the most fun thing about work, meeting people, talking to them and helping them, because I think architecture is very focused on large modern buildings that contribute little to rural communities, so I hope to put all of myself into it. I think it must be very tiring and time consuming work, but I think that as long as you like something, it doesn't matter much. I think that for this job teamwork is very necessary, so I hope to meet great people who have the same vision of respecting and preserving the customs and identity of our society. As for the salary, I have not thought about it much, but I hope to receive enough to live in a good way. To ach

Within my vacation memories, I think the best I had were in Arica, in February 2019.  It was the first time that I traveled to the north of Chile with my family, I was very excited. Although at first the humid climate bothered me a bit since I felt like I was drowning hahah but as the weeks went by I got used to it.  There we were walk through the city at night that had a lot of life, which I loved. We also visited Las Cuevas de Anzota, an archaeological site on the seashore that was very impressive. We also went to Perú, and it was very chaotic haha ​​it was difficult to get used to the time change and how fast people were walking. I think the best of my vacations were the milkshakes of mango, that they made in Arica and also the carnival that took place where many dance groups showed Andean dances, it was really beautiful. I hope to return one day to repeat the experience.                                                                              Cuevas de Anzota, Arica