How a layman developed into an architect

The first floor is actually very clear. If you want to engage in architectural design, you must at least take a bachelor's degree.

I don't think you have thought about your own way out, but you just think that the construction industry may develop in the future and want to change to this industry. But you don't have the capital. You haven't studied for so many years, and you are studying in a vocational high school, if you want to take the diploma now, you should think about how to study hard to get in, not choose a major.

If you don't want to study, you want to go to a training institution for training, which will not change qualitatively.

Don't think about it if you are a first-class architect, you are not qualified to take the exam with your current conditions, even if you have a master to teach you, you are not qualified to take the exam when you get started.

In fact, it would be best if someone took you to study.

It's okay if no one takes you, but make sure you like it.

Starting from step by step, starting from the grassroots, I think as long as you have the heart, you will succeed.

Hard! You have to start with the basics!

The stupidest way is to go to the construction site and start from the very bottom.

There are a lot of them on the Internet, and Wang Kanghui's CGWANG is still very powerful.

Step by step, take more tests, pay more attention to some professional titles.

1. What are the tasks that architects must do every day?

At the request of the customer, on the basis of continuous communication with the customer, under the premise of meeting the relevant national laws and regulations, through the construction of the scheme conception, feasibility analysis, construction drawings drawing, and finally follow up the implementation of the construction project and acceptance.

2. What knowledge, skills and abilities do architects require?

Architecture requires talent and inspiration, and it is also a profession that involves a wide range of aspects.

In addition to the creativity of space perception that should be mastered in this major, the ability to constantly update construction technology, structural knowledge, urban planning, landscape architecture knowledge, comprehensive plumbing and electricity related majors, as well as the ability to express creative drawings, computer design, etc., it also includes the cultivation of artistic sense and temperament, aesthetic taste, and the accumulation of various knowledge such as history, astronomy, nature, society, anthropology, ergonomics, environmental science, etc.

In addition, this is a process of collective division of labor and cooperation, and the ability to communicate and cooperate with others is also very important.

3. What kind of education and training is required for this work? **Provide such training?

This is a fairly specialized field, and it is only through the study at a professional college that you can continue to accumulate experience in practice.

4. What majors in college are relevant to this profession?

The Department of Architecture offers disciplines such as architectural design, interior design, landscape architecture, urban planning, industrial design, etc., as well as structural, plumbing, ventilation, electrical, CAD, etc., as well as art and painting skills.

5. What is the salary and salary for this job?

Architect is a respected profession, and the salary package varies considerably with the individual's ability, which is directly proportional to the effort and the degree to which the idea is recognized.

6. What are the future prospects of this profession?

It is related to the degree of development of a country and the habits of the capital construction process, and the rise and fall of the real estate industry determines the fullness and prospects of the architect's task.

7. What is the path to further development in this profession?

It mainly depends on the individual's ability to control this field, and there are opportunities.

8. Are there any special physical requirements for this profession?

There are no special requirements, but health is the most basic guarantee of work.

9. What are the normal working hours?

8 hours, but overtime is also common when the work is busy.

10. Who are the leaders in the industry?

There are many excellent architects at home and abroad, the most well-known is I.M. Pei. The world's largest design companies such as SOM, KPF, etc., all have their own characteristics and expertise, including airports, hospitals, hotels, resorts, or apartments, villas, in such a diverse era, it is difficult for anyone to lead.

Architectural design personally feels that it is not easy to learn, but if you want to do this design in general, it is still easy to get started, especially if you still have a certain foundation, with spatial imagination, civil engineering focuses on structural education, I personally think that the future development of civil engineering is much better than learning architecture, you can transfer to many related majors, including architecture, road and bridge majors, etc.! Architecture, on the other hand, is a lot of stuff, and unless it's particularly good, it's generally very uncomfortable, and the work is a lot and miscellaneous. However, people have their own aspirations, or it depends on their own preferences, it must be possible to test, and sometimes I feel that the tutor who studies architecture is generally more willing to take the study of architecture, which is a bit of a sense of passing on the meaning of helping, that is to say, a little rejection of other majors, and will feel that the thinking of other majors is different from that of studying architecture, and there is academic discrimination.

Learning anything is useful, as long as you put it in, don't waste a lot of time in something that you are not good at, maybe you feel that the liking is not as deep as you imagined, or let the teachers and classmates around you give you some suggestions!

It's good to be young, I wish you can find the right direction when you're young, avoid detours, and live your wonderful life!

If you want to become a good architect, you need to start from the basics, start from the bottom, accumulate experience for a long time, familiarize yourself with the necessary regulations, apply for an architect's certificate, and so on.

The traditional way is to enter a university to study architecture: the four best universities for architecture in China are Tsinghua University, Tongji University, Tianjin University, and Southeast University. After undergrad, you can go abroad for further study, or study in China, or work, and after 3 years of service (graduate study is also counted), you can sign up for the national registered architect examination and obtain the relevant certificate, and then your architect qualification will be generally recognized.

It is not difficult for you to become an architect, because you have a good foundation and a thick foundation, but it is not easy to do it, I have been engaged in architecture for 30 years, and my personal opinion is:

The knowledge in the books must be fully proficient, especially the new technology, new technology, and new materials in the construction must be well understood, and the title must be truly in line with the requirements, rather than spending money to buy;

Firmly grasp the various construction procedures, construction standards, and acceptance standards of the construction site

First of all, after a major study in architecture, so you must have a learning process, because you must be a rental specialist, it is recommended that you consider studying architecture at an undergraduate level, or taking a postgraduate entrance examination to read the architectural design and its theory of this major, but the good appearance of the country, such as architecture universities generally do not accept multidisciplinary, so you are eligible students, and then go abroad to study for a degree in architectural design, or the last way is to use an architectural design unit, and then slowly turn in the work? in the direction.

OK... There are senior sisters around me, from the civil engineering entrance examination of Tokyo University to architecture... To give you an example to motivate, haha, the professional side can't help you...

Can't you change departments You can transfer in the second semester of your freshman and sophomore years If you want to take the graduate school entrance examination in the Department of Architecture after finishing your civil engineering undergraduate studies, you should be able to do it in our school, because I have a senior sister who studies surveying and mapping, but she is studying architecture. Architecture is biased towards design, civil engineering is biased towards construction, as for the must-read books, you can read relevant books according to the course of study, extracurricular books, our tutor recommended "Space Composition Theory" and "Architecture: Form, Space and Order" He said, these two books have been read thoroughly, and the relevant drawing software is familiar, and your university kung fu will be at home.

1. Go to school and complete the corresponding 5-year architecture course in college.

2. Enter the design unit and engage in design work; Gradually familiarize yourself with various design software, design specifications, etc., and combine what you have learned in school with actual design.

3. Obtain the certificate and pass the registered architect examination to obtain the national registered practice qualification.

Complete the above three steps in turn, and you're an architect.

Architects, familiar with architectural theoretical knowledge, at the same time, the most important thing is to be familiar with the construction process, the best way is to visit the construction site in person, accumulate rich work experience. The next step is the exam. I'm a female student and I've been working on the site for two years now, and it's very effective.

Yes, as long as you don't just talk about it, and work hard to study this business, success will not be far from you.

If you want to, then you will work hard and you will achieve it

"Architects are born optimists", this is a phrase that has been forgotten to see from **. It took me a while to figure it out. Why?

Because architects are meant to serve the people. A good architect must understand what is good, beautiful, convenient and comfortable. and so on, and find ways and means to create such environmental conditions.

In other words, architects are called upon to discover and pursue beautiful things. In the face of these almost infinite difficulties and limitations, the architect must not back down, he must know how to mediate and optimize the combination. In short, architects always have to think on the bright side, and always think on the good side is optimistic.

What architects pursue is how to strive to create beautiful things that others agree with (serving others), not just to pursue the expression of their own ideas (although it is necessary to start from their own point of view), and they should not express their own negative or unrecognized thoughts. Unless, the expression is not carried out in the name of the architect, but the act of expression itself is subsumed as art. Therefore, those architects who have this right of self-expression have actually acquired a certain degree of artist status because they have been highly recognized by society.

Because modern art always needs someone to lead it. But more practically, most architects are not artists. And an architect is artistic, optimistic, and at the service of others.