This here is in my top 2 of advise I've seen on finding a job as an architecture student/graduate.
The title Architect is not reserved for the building industry. However, too many people still search for "Architect" in their job search.
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This here is in my top 2 of advise I've seen on finding a job as an architecture student/graduate.
The title Architect is not reserved for the building industry. However, too many people still search for "Architect" in their job search.
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There was a time when architects were the master builders. Where architects profoundly understood construction systems and processes. Over time, the role of the architect steered towards more design-oriented tasks. And that's what we are generally known for. Some architects are not forged on the construction site. Some think that they can design without any constraints. And when they face physicality and construction logistics, there's a surge in budget and execution time forecast. Architects should get a job in construction at some point in their careers. There's more than form, shape, and aesthetics. Architecture is about constructability. Architects should be curious enough to learn from the builders rather than just the design grandmasters. ________ Agree, disagree? ✌🏽 Reshare if this hits home.
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As a BIM enthusiast (and this may bias me), this is the reason I believe that BIM cannot be rightly and fully implemented without the knowledge of construction technology. BIM is simply construction technology using digital tools. It is doing virtually what is, and will be, done physically on site. It is responding to site and project conditions and constraints first virtually, before doing it physically. The I in BIM must be the Information that constitutes construction technology.
There was a time when architects were the master builders. Where architects profoundly understood construction systems and processes. Over time, the role of the architect steered towards more design-oriented tasks. And that's what we are generally known for. Some architects are not forged on the construction site. Some think that they can design without any constraints. And when they face physicality and construction logistics, there's a surge in budget and execution time forecast. Architects should get a job in construction at some point in their careers. There's more than form, shape, and aesthetics. Architecture is about constructability. Architects should be curious enough to learn from the builders rather than just the design grandmasters. ________ Agree, disagree? ✌🏽 Reshare if this hits home.
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Before hiring an architect for your next project, have you ever considered their fees? UK architect fees vary depending on factors such as project size and complexity, location, and experience. Although fees can seem expensive, they are an investment in the success of your project. With the right architect, costly mistakes or changes can be avoided, ultimately saving you money. 💰💡🏢 ☎ 01932848174 📩 [email protected] - - #TNteam #design #build #dreamhome #surrey #architectural #electrical #homeimprovement #UKArchitectFees #ArchitectureAndDesign #InvestInYourProject #ProfessionalExpertise #DesignAndPlanning #ProjectManagement #SiteInspections #Coordination #LongTermSavings
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WHO IS AN ARCHITECT & HER OR HIS ROLE ??? Architects: Shaping Spaces and Enhancing Lives Architects are professionals who play a pivotal role in shaping the built environment, contributing significantly to the fabric of society. Their multifaceted responsibilities encompass envisioning, planning, and executing structures that serve both aesthetic and functional purposes. At the outset, architects engage in extensive consultations with clients to comprehend their needs, aspirations, and the intended purpose of a project. This collaborative process allows architects to synthesize a comprehensive design that not only meets practical requirements but also reflects the client's vision. Following this, architects utilize their creative prowess to craft detailed plans, incorporating elements that seamlessly blend form with function. Their expertise extends to selecting materials, ensuring structural integrity, and integrating sustainable practices to create environmentally conscious designs. Moreover, architects act as intermediaries between clients and construction teams, overseeing the implementation of designs and ensuring adherence to safety standards. Their role extends beyond the completion of a project, as they often contribute to post-occupancy evaluations and adjustments. In essence, architects are societal visionaries, transforming ideas into tangible structures that define the character of communities. Through their artistic ingenuity, technical proficiency, and commitment to sustainable practices, architects enrich the quality of life for individuals and contribute to the overall aesthetic and functional tapestry of our shared spaces. #reachragu #socialmedia #architects #architecturecareer #linkedin
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Director at Eaton Wood Architects. Creating spaces that spark joy - through aesthetics, functionality and sustainability!
Hmmm - is the construction process stressful you ask? 🤔 Generally - yes. However, by hiring a competent architect you can greatly reduce the stress that you are likely to incur (and also the number of phone-calls you will get from your contractor asking you questions). "Decision Fatigue" is a very real emotion that most of us can suffer from at times. Everyone is leading busy lives these days, then add a construction project to that load, with hundreds of decisions to be made, and it is likely at some point you will end up feeling burnt out. By hiring an architect however, you will have someone to help advise you, narrow down your options and answer the contractor's queries that you really don't have a preference on (like how high should a socket go in the wall). This gives our clients more time to focus on the elements that are more important to them. At Eaton Wood Architects, we want our clients to have the best possible experience of the construction process - from the first design meeting to the last day on site. By advising our clients as required and liaising with the contractor regularly, we can help keep alive some of the joy and excitement of the build process. #eatonwoodarchitects #irisharchitect #decisionfatigue
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When people hear that I work in the architecture field, they think, "oh, cool! You do pretty, artistic buildings!" While I do have the know-how and skill to do that, most of what architects, designers, and others in the practice is way beyond that - and for the most part, not all that pretty. It's hard work, sometimes frustrating, often tedious, maybe even "boring?" But the work is very important, yet it goes under-appreciated and misunderstood. Even if you have a team of experts working with you, such as structural, systems, civil engineers, code experts, equipment consultants, lighting experts, and the like, there's still so much you need to know than what materials to use, how the building comes together, and the artistic details that help define an overall style.
"Why does hiring an architect cost so much?” Because, architecture is A LOT more than just "pretty" drawings. You can't assume your ideal clients know your value. It's up to YOU to communicate your value... ... with your WORDS.
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👉🏼ARCHITECTURE FIRM OWNERS👈🏼 👉🏼 ARCHITECTS 👈🏼 👉🏼 FUTURE ARCHITECTS👈🏼 We can’t create GREAT architecture when we are operating from a place of constant STRESS and EXHAUSTION. 💨 Think about how HVAC systems work. When there are holes in the ductwork the system starts to work in overdrive, pushing harder and harder trying to condition the space. The space never becomes properly conditioned because there’s a PROBLEM. The HVAC unit can only last so long in this stressed state and will never reach its full potential until the problem is fixed…aka the holes are patched. Do you see the correlation? Patch your ductwork! DM me and I can show you the way. ————— Hi 👋 I’m Morgan Chawaga, AIA. I help architects DESIGN + BUILD a better relationship with their career. #design #architect #architecture #AEC #stressmanagement
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Architects calculate their fees in different ways. This is commonly referred to as the architect's fee structure. Architects may charge a percentage of the construction costs, a fixed rate, or an hourly rate. More about these fees and how to understand the cost of hiring an architect in Charlotte, NC. → https://lttr.ai/AQTIA #Architect #ResidentialArchitecture #CharlotteArea
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There was a time when architects were the master builders. Where architects profoundly understood construction systems and processes. Over time, the role of the architect steered towards more design-oriented tasks. And that's what we are generally known for. Some architects are not forged on the construction site. Some think that they can design without any constraints. And when they face physicality and construction logistics, there's a surge in budget and execution time forecast. Architects should get a job in construction at some point in their careers. There's more than form, shape, and aesthetics. Architecture is about constructability. Architects should be curious enough to learn from the builders rather than just the design grandmasters.
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Architects calculate their fees in different ways. This is commonly referred to as the architect's fee structure. Architects may charge a percentage of the construction costs, a fixed rate, or an hourly rate. More about these fees and how to understand the cost of hiring an architect in Charlotte, NC. → https://lttr.ai/AQS1W #Architect #ResidentialArchitecture #CharlotteArea
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