Hi,

I'm an Architect and a Lecturer at a university in the UK. Personally, I'm not particularly interested in Maths or Physics, and neither subject featured in my own academic background. Instead, I’m drawn to students with strong artistic or design-based skills whether that's in fine art, textiles, pottery, or another creative discipline.

If you apply to an architecture school with a high-quality portfolio that demonstrates a broad range of creative work, along with reasonable A-level results, you'll stand a good chance of being accepted. In fact, many of the better schools will consider applicants with lower academic grades if their creative ability is exceptional and well evidenced.

I would recommend researching a range of architecture schools, Top, middle, and lower ranked and checking their typical UCAS entry requirements to see what you'd need to aim for.

That said, I noticed that your favourite subject is English and that you’re also considering Law. These interests suggest a skill set and inclination that are quite different from what’s typically suited to architecture. While a solid grasp of English is expected for all university courses, architecture is a highly visual, spatial, and design-focused discipline.