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Anonymous

Jan 02, 2025

How is the architecture career pathway different from the construction pathway?

How does the architecture career pathway differ from the construction career pathway?

  1. Architecture focuses on coordinating with contractors to ensure that everyone stays on schedule.
  2. Architecture emphasizes the design process, taking into account the function and safety of the project.
  3. Architecture involves evaluating the work of contractors and other employees to maintain quality standards.
  4. Architecture does not typically include the direct use of tools and equipment for construction, as this aspect is primarily the responsibility of the construction pathway.

Understanding these distinctions can help clarify the roles and responsibilities involved in each pathway.

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Anonymous

Jan 12, 2025

The difference is in point 3. Architecture involves the design process, considering the function and safety of the project. The architectural designers only need to put their mind on the angle of the building, the aesthetic theme of the building and the functional factors of the building and their role is finished as soon as the building process begins.
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Anonymous

Jan 01, 2025

Architecture involves the design process, considering the function and safety of the project.%100 right
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Anonymous

Jan 10, 2025

Architectures actually oversee projects and constructions, design buildings and structures and make sure they look good and safe, while Construction managers monitor the work, and they hire contractors for the operations, they also coordinate and schedule designs.
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Anonymous

Feb 04, 2025

Architectures actually oversee projects and constructions, design buildings and structures and make sure they look good and safe, while Construction managers monitor the work, and they hire contractors for the operations, they also coordinate and schedule designs.Hope this helps!
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Anonymous

Dec 18, 2024

Architectures manage projects and constructions, design structures, and confirm the safety of the building process, while Construction managers observe the work, and hire the contractors for the operations.
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Anonymous

Jan 05, 2025

I believe that architecture is more of the planning of and design of buildings, whereas construction is the actual building of the buildings. 

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