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Your professional architecture portfolio must be specific to each job description. Sometimes you will need to change the cover for every application, depending on the position or the character of the office. However, there are several important things that you should always have prepared in your portfolio if you want to secure a strong position in almost any architecture firm. Show that you can solve and execute a complex floor plan. A firm needs to see that you can organize