definitely…=D
Hello followers! I’m giving away something else this month!
A 12” architectural scale (plastic), made by Alvin.
Here are the rules:
- you must be following this blog
- you can like this post one time
- you can reblog this post one time
- you cannot create a blog specifically for giveaways
Anyone…
A lot of you, anonymous and non-anonymous, have asked me about “what it takes” to become an architect, a.k.a the whole process of becoming an architect. I can’t really post more than what I already have in this post, but here are some quick (okay, not so quick…)
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what can you say about this sir?
Issue between the decision of the Court of Appeals here in the Philippines.
Wow!! This is … really strange. There are parallels between engineering and architecture, but civil engineers do not do the same job as architects.
I find this terrible on the part of the Court of Appeals of the Philippines, just because there are things architects must learn in order to build a beautiful, functioning structure- history, culture, utilities, arts, aesthetics, and design. Everything that The Court says you do not need! Most people need to be trained to look with a designing/architect eye. The people that do this will probably be impaired when in the field.
Also, I wonder if they will be hired as easily as someone who did go through the training.
Followers- what do you think?
if that’s the case,how are we going to call them now??”ARCHINEERS”????;/
