The symbol indicates that this is a Revenue Share question. You can earn money for charity by answering it now! This month we are donating Revenue Share Answer Revenues to the American Red Cross.
  1. Become an Experts123 Paid Contributor.
  2. Answer this question accurately and thoroughly.
  3. Earn revenue while your answer is ranked #1!
×
Q:

What is an Architect?

2
Like
Answer
Comment
Flag
Tags:
Thanks for your feedback!
A:

3 Answers

rank
1
2
Like
Comment
Flag
An Architect is the only professional within the building industry who is specifically trained in the art and science of designing and building structures. Whether you're building your own home, updating an existing structure, or creating a large commercial center, choosing the right Architect is important to a successful project.  more
design-tek-architecture.com

Related Videos

rank
2
Like
Comment
Flag
As part of a larger effort to identify the role, skills and practices of the various types of IT architects, I have assembled a survey to collect feedback from people currently carrying the title of "architect." The survey itself is relatively short (30 minutes was the average during testing) and is designed to hone in on the skills and responsibilities of various architects in their current jobs. This survey is being pursued as part of a larger research paper for presentation at conference. No information of a personal nature will be collected during the survey and cookies will only be used to help ensure that the survey is only taken once (no personal information is embedded in the cookie). If you know of others working as an architect who would be willing to participate in the survey, please forward this message or the URL itself. To begin taking the survey, please go to http://survey.newmyths.org//survey.php?sid=28. Thank you for your assistance in this effort!  more
rank
3
Like
Comment
Flag
An architect is involved in the planning and drawing of this design, as well as overseeing its construction. This involves taking into consideration not only environmental and economic needs, but also the concerns of the construction team, which include materials and safety. The design has to be functional, thus an architect needs to have knowledge of the builder's requirements, such as which planning and building codes the construction must abide by. Ultimately the employer wants a design that is going to be most economically effective for them, giving the architect a further task to draw upon their knowledge to meet these requirements. Quite a feat to take on.  more
ourproperty.co.uk

Add your answer...

Top Answerers

1.
vanity fair
11 Answers in the past week
2.
andrew micky
7 Answers in the past week
3.
essme rene
6 Answers in the past week

Top Askers

1.
Frank Bigaglow
4 Questions in the past week
2.
Alex Smith
1 Question in the past week
3.
Deitty smith
1 Question in the past week

Top Supporters

1.
Appraisal Management Company
3 Likes given in the past week
2.
Mihai Cosmin-Constantin
3 Likes given in the past week
3.
Rachel Kellen Gill
1 Like given in the past week
...