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How to Get an Architectural Job

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A career in architecture is highly competitive but successful for many with the right attributes and qualifications. There are some things required of architects as well as certain skills and experience that is strongly preferred. Get ahead in ... more »

How to Use a Subsoiler

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Crop growers use a subsoiler for deep tillage in compacted ground. When the soil compacts from heavy loads passing over the ground, water drainage and plant growth suffer. It's a temporary fix requiring possible yearly use in problematic soil or ... more »

How to Become a Marine Architect

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The construction of docks, refueling facilities and naval vessels falls begins at the desk of a marine architect. Marine architects look at client budgets and local marine conditions in order to develop a structure that addresses long-term needs. ... more »

How to Become an Architectural Engineer

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An architectural engineer uses engineering principles and theories to design or renovate buildings that are suited to their environment. While architecture deals with the appearance and aesthetics of a building, architectural engineering involves ... more »

How to Become an Interior Architect

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Architects design buildings, but an interior architect designs indoor spaces. Although considered a branch of architecture, interior architecture shares much with interior design. Interior architects must address the attractiveness and function ... more »

How to View Architecture Critically

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While the essence of architecture is utility, its approach to space and structure varies from era to era... more »

How to Become a Draftsperson

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A draftsperson creates schematics and drawings that help conceptualize a project for construction companies. The use of drafting software, models and hand-drawn pictures of building projects turn an idea into reality for property owners and ... more »

How to Become a Structural Engineer

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A structural engineer is a professional who works with buildings and structures. His job is to research, design, plan and inspect structural systems, taking into consideration environmental, economic, social and aesthetic factors. Aspiring ... more »

How to Become an Architectural Design Drafter

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An architectural design drafter plays an important role in the overall process of building structures. The drafter produces drawings and plans to be used by engineers and architects in building projects. Architectural design drafters must rely on ... more »

How to Become a Golf Course Designer

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Unless you are a world class, professional golfer with great name recognition, you need to complete a degree in landscape architecture in order to become a golf course designer. Completion of this degree at a school where the professors have ... more »

How to Become an Architect

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An architect's talents involve more than having a creative imagination and drawing skills. They extend to proficiency in areas such as engineering, computer literacy, and oral and written communications. Self-discipline is also necessary, ... more »

How to Become an Architectural CAD Technician

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An architectural CAD technician is an organized and self-disciplined person who uses computer technology to produce detailed drafts and 3-dimensional plans for architectural projects. CAD stands for "computer aided drafting," and it is essential ... more »

How to Become an Architectural Designer

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An architectural designer, or building designer, is an architect that mainly focuses on the appearance or form of a building or landscape with regards to construction aspects that go into the building. Within an architectural firm or team, ... more »

How to Become an Urban Planner

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Urban planners help determine the best use of geographical areas for the placement of homes, parks and commercial areas, as well as relieving traffic congestion and solving pollution problems. Having the right education and experience can help a ... more »

How to Design a Roller Coaster

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People who enjoy the thrill of riding a roller coaster often dream of designing their own exciting and breath-taking ride. With the application of a few basic principles of physics and an unlimited imagination, you can design your version of the ... more »

How to Become an Architectural Assistant

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Architectural assistants work with professionals in architecture, facilities management, construction and other fields for the successful completion of any structural project. An architectural assistant produces layouts, drawings, sections and ... more »

How to Design a Theme Park

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A theme park is a story land, a place to escape that shuts out the world. When you design a theme park, you must make it appealing to wide audience but still give it a personality. Location, convenience and financial feasibility all play a role ... more »

How to Research Salary Ranges and Benefits for an Architect

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On average, architects' salaries are in the $25,000 to $80,000 range, depending on their experience and the size of the firm. Partners can earn well into six figures, especially in larger firms... more »

How to Become an Environmental Planner

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Environmental planning is a young field that combines concerns for the environment and the field of urban planning. Not all planners agree on what "environment" means, as well as what should be included in the realm of environmental benefits ... more »

How to Become a Project Architect

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A project architect combines administrative and design skills to expedite the completion of a building. Your daily tasks as a project architect may include a search for lower cost building supplies and a meeting with designers on a project in its ... more »

How to Become a Architectural Historian

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Architectural historians objectively study past feats of building innovation. Historians with backgrounds in architecture and public history have helped shed light on the origins of cathedrals and homes. You can become an architectural historian ... more »

How to Become a Building Researcher

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Building researchers uncover technical and historical details about buildings for a number of clients. Government agencies, the military and private corporations need data on buildings to proceed with new projects. You can assist in the ... more »

How to Become a Corporate Architect

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There are examples of corporate architecture in every community around the world. Corporate architects design chain restaurants, malls and office facilities that must mix comfort and function for maximum effect. You need to develop a knowledge of ... more »

How to Become a Furniture Designer

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The job of a furniture designer is to create a stylish and practical product for public consumption. Office chairs, couches and other furniture items need to appeal positively to the senses of sight and touch. You can help thousands of people ... more »

How to Become a Physical Design Engineer

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A physical design engineer works with a team of engineers in layout and design contexts to develop new products, as well as help determine the direction for a design project. The physical design engineer can work as a contractor, or for a company ... more »

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