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Architecture Industry
Learn more about the Architecture industry, read our articles and explore the job roles.
Read the latest articles on Architecture, and learn more about the industry.
Job Roles in Architecture
Architecture encompasses the planning, design, and construction of buildings and structures.
An architect is involved in the planning, design, and oversight of a building's construction, ensuring the structure is safe, functional, and aesthetically pleasing.
An architectural designer creates detailed designs and plans for buildings and structures, considering functionality, aesthetics, safety, and compliance with regulations.
An Architectural Drafter creates detailed technical drawings and plans for buildings and structures under the guidance of an architect.
An Architectural Historian studies and records the architectural history of buildings, structures, and urban spaces, focusing on historic preservation and cultural significance.
An Architectural Surveyor assesses buildings and land for their design, constructions aspects, value, and compliance with zoning laws.
A Drafter is responsible for converting the ideas of engineers and architects into technical drawings and plans using computer-aided design (CAD) software. Drafters work in a variety of fields, preparing detailed schematics that are used in the manufacturing of products and the construction of buildings.
An Ecological Architect designs buildings and environments with a focus on sustainability, minimizing environmental impact, and integrating eco-friendly practices and materials.
A Green Building Architect is responsible for designing buildings that are environmentally sustainable, energy-efficient, and utilize renewable materials and technologies.
A Habitat Designer specializes in the planning and design of living environments for humans and animals, focusing on sustainability and suitability.
Interior Designers create aesthetic and functional designs for indoor spaces. This involves selecting color schemes, furniture, and decor, considering space utilization and building codes.
A landscape architect designs outdoor spaces such as parks, gardens, campuses, and public spaces, ensuring they are both aesthetically pleasing and functional.
A Sustainable Architect designs buildings that minimize environmental impact, focusing on efficiency and the use of renewable resources.
A Sustainable Design Architect specializes in creating eco-friendly and energy-efficient building designs that minimize environmental impact. They work on projects that often involve innovative materials and green technologies.
