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What is the difference between an “Architect” and a “Residential Designer” ?

April 26, 2017architect

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What is the difference between an “Architect” and a “Residential Designer” ?

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An Architect is typically an Individual, with experience and training in the design and construction of buildings and homes. Architects are Licensed by the State to practice and provide Architectural Services to the Public. A Residential Designer is Typically an Individual, with experience and training in the design and construction of Homes, and is not required to be licensed by the state to provide services.

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A. An Architect typically has 4 years of college and two years internship. They tend to have more experience with design elements and the building process as a whole. A Residential Designer typically performs the same tasks as architects, except that they lack the educational requirements.