Architecture is a profession often misconstrued. Architects' works lie in plain view yet their job is barely understood. Drawing sheets of architecture students fly into faces yet their course has many confused. The book, Memoir of an architecture student seeks to address the often asked what-do-you-say-you-do-in-school-again question with a sense of humor. Written from a first person account, the book reveals an architecture student's raw thought about his profession, professors, and projects among many others.