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first of all congratulations for your result!
Both universities offer great opportunities, and I'm sure
you will have a wonderful experience whatever the choice.
TU Delft is certainly more oriented towards pragmatic and
competitive design solutions, the School built a solid
tradition since the 1990s in innovative and sustainable
design solutions, there is a solid Chinese community with
many students from SCUT. To some extent, it is more
similar to the structure of the School you know, although
with a totally different approach towards the organization
of students' work and architectural references. I would
say that it is a more pragmatic choice if you want to find
a job quickly once back in China.
Aarhus follows the style of North-European Schools, in
which teaching is based on dialogic learning processes. It
is well known and appreciated in Europe, but possibly not
equally known in China. Recent architectural masterpieces,
and even more graphic and industrial design are generated
in Denmark and near Scandinavian countries, but their
approach is not easily applicable to mainstream
architectural practice in China.
Generally I recommend Scandinavian schools to students
with high grade of introspection, and for Chinese students
to those who place understanding on top of design style.
For those who enjoy more direct challenges based on
spatial design TU Delft as well as British Schools are
certainly more suitable.
The choice depends on what you expect from this experience
and you future expectations. Remembering your work in our
studio, I would probably direct you towards TU Delft, but
that's not necessarily your feeling.
Hope it helps you.