From a young age, Ross was exposed to visual art and encouraged to create with a variety of mediums. This early exposure to art, in addition to his enjoyment of childhood experiences building forts and igloos in the snow, influenced his developing interest in architecture.  Ross explains the vast field of architecture and the many ways students can study and pursue this field, while also explaining some misconceptions people have about what skills they must have to become an architect.  From his journey through his childhood and teenage years, undergraduate studies, internships, and a graduate program, Ross describes his path and the advice he has for students who wish to pursue architecture.  You will likely think about architecture in a new way, once you listen to this enlightening conversation!