...are very imperative, as it is impossible to have them, to have exposure to the architectural style of the whole world at once, they can rely on movies and documentaries for that.

Movies for architects

...documentaries and movies for architects:

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Though this movie is about a visionary architect who leaves his wife to accept an architecture project in New York, things don’t go as he planned them. In this movie, the architect struggles to fit into professional norms without losing integrity and individualism.

The Fountainhead (1943) – Movie

This movie’s set in the 1970s, which is about final year architecture students of School of Planning and Architecture, Delhi, a leading architecture institute in India. This movie shows struggles of Annie, who is repeating his fifth year for the fourth time in the institutes. He spends hours of his time daydreaming about social upliftment. The movie was part of the autobiography of Arundhati Roy (Indian Author) recounting her own experiences as an architecture student.

In which Annie Gives It Those Ones (1989) – Movie

If you want to see smouldering 1960s architecture, style, and attitude, watches this series. You will get a glimpse of how the architecture used to be and how it has transformed since then.

Mad Men (2007-2015) – Series

This movie is about a doctor basically who moves into a skyscraper, but that is not the point. In this movie, you will see Brutalist buildings, and approach of brutalism to the architecture.

High rise (2015) – Movie

This movie is about an architect, who wants to create something for himself without considering the client. The main character is hired by a couple to design a house but he ends up deviating from it. This is a portrayal of architects from the perspective of the people who hire them.

The architect (2016) – Movie

...Samuel Mockbee and the Spirit of the Rural Studio If you ever wonder, how architecture and architects affect society, no other thing can give you a better perspective than Citizen Architect. It includes interviews Samuel Mockbee, founder of Rural Studio. This movie reveals how architecture students cross the threshold of poverty, race, education and good citizenship to make the world a better place for everyone.

Citizen Architect: 

Norman Foster is considered as the world’s most sought architect and has produced the finest post-modern buildings to date. This documentary will give you his an insight towards the improvement of space and then that leading to improvement in the quality of life through just design.

How Much Does Your Building Weigh, Mr Foster?

How the interaction of a building with the surrounding environment is important and it’s importance towards the architectural act. If you want some understanding about this relationship, you must watch this documentary.

Philip Johnson: Diary of an Eccentric Architect

If you want to see ultimate fantasy houses of one of the smallest continent of the world, this is your thing. The host of the show visits the most luxurious homes, which are extraordinary. Greek-inspired beach homes, extravagant loft designs, 6m wide screen windows for maximum visibility, you name it. You will not be disappointed with the views while watching the show. You will step into a dream, every time you watch this show.

Unreal Estate

Millau Viaduct is a cable-stayed, tallest bridge in the world, with a structural height of 343 meters. It is a part of Franco-British partnership, built in southern France. This documentary covers all the aspects of this bridge from materials used to its a structural concept. As this has been ranked as one of the great engineering achievements of all time, designed by the English Norman Foster architect and French structural engineer Michel Virlogeux.

The Bridge in the Sky: Millau Viaduct

This show actually covers the thought process of engineers, masons and labours; while building medieval castles. According to the need of the hour, what was required, and how it was done, it’s all here from Defence construction to structural engineering. So, dive into history with this visual treat.

Castle Builders

This documentary is about one of the most legendary architects Louis Kahn. His son and director Nathaniel Kahn try to understand his father’s work and his relations with art after his father, noted architect Louis Kahn, and was bankrupt, found dead in the bathroom of a New York station. The film shows both architect’s works as well as his personal life.

My Architect (2003) – Documentary

If you want to know about the life and career of one of the greatest architectural photographer Julius Shulman, you must watch this documentary. Experts believe he was responsible for bringing architectural modernist movement to light. Frank Lloyd Wright, John Lautner, Frank Gehry work of such legendary architects was promoted by Shulman’s work and that helped in shaping their promising careers.

Visual Acoustics (2008) – Documentary

This documentary explores the different prospects of architectural education through the eyes of the students. You will see a few young architecture students being followed to examine the different aspects of teaching in architecture. Interactions with these students and their reactions help in illustrating all the challenges, faced by aspiring architect in today’s world.

Archiculture (2011) – Documentary

Do you wonder sometimes “If buildings could talk, what would they say about us?”. If yes, you must watch this documentary as it captures six iconic and very different building talking for themselves plus it is entirely in 3D.

Cathedrals of Culture (2014) – Documentary

This was actually tribute to one of the world’s prominent architect Charles Correa, using live footage, extended interview with the architect itself, his diagrams and animation. Moreover, it deals with his work, ideas and views of this pronounced architect.

Volume Zero: Documentary on Charles Correa (2015) – Documentary

...or where of architecture heading towards in, here are few Architecture movies you can watch.1. Minority report (2002): This movie shows Washington DC on a whole new level with the amalgamation of all the technology.2. Cloud Atlas (2012): Even this is about the future city of Neo Seoul, though the storyline revolves around six individuals of various generations, who are trying to explore the impacts human actions.3. Hunger games: catching fire (2013): now this movie is about a fictional nation of Panem, it’s Capitol. We have to focus on its Capitol and its modernist approach.

If you want a glimpse of how the future can be

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The COVID-19 pandemic has created new challenges for college students.During this unusual time for higher education, students can help themselves succeed by understanding how they learn best — and how to adapt that learning style for the COVID-19 era.

Learning Style

Educators and psychologists have identified four main types of learners:

The Different Types of Learners

The visual learning style responds best by seeing new information. Charts, videos, images, diagrams, and other forms of visual material help these learners absorb class material.

1. Visual

Auditory learners succeed when they can hear the course material. They do well with lectures and often learn best when they read material out loud to themselves.

2. Auditory

Also known as physical learners, kinesthetic learners need to try things out with their hands and move while they learn. They thrive in experiential and hands-on learning environments.

3. Kinesthetic

As the name implies, reading and writing learners absorb information best when they can read and write it. They learn most easily from books and can benefit from taking notes during lectures.

4. Reading/Writing

Understanding which learning style you have makes it easier to succeed in college. For example, auditory learners can modify their studying tactics to include reading out loud or listening to audio books, while kinesthetic learners can take a fidget toy to lectures.

Understanding Learning Style

In actuality, there are many more than 4 types of learners. For instance, some students learn best when they're using logic to classify and categorize information. Others need a social setting to reinforce their learning. Still others learn best when they have to teach the material to someone else.

Other Types Of Learner

It's also worth remembering that most people have a mix of learning styles. It's rare to be a perfect match for only one style.

Mix Learning Style

When learning from home, visual learners need to minimize distractions. Instead of studying next to a window and getting distracted by the outside, create a dedicated workspace and make class the most engaging thing in your eyeline. Visual learners can also make their own diagrams, designs, or even doodles; taking visual notes helps them retain information.

Tips for Visual Learners

Auditory learners can thrive in distance learning environments because online classes tend to place a greater emphasis on sound and listening. Auditory learners may benefit from using headphones when attending class to block out other sounds. If their professors don't mind, sometimes turning off the screen can help auditory learners focus on the material. Reading material out loud can also help auditory learners absorb new information.

Tips for Auditory Learners

Hybrid and virtual learning environments are particularly helpful for kinesthetic learners. Professors generally frown upon walking around during a lecture, but in a virtual environment, kinesthetic learners can turn on recorded material and move while they listen to or study it. A standing or walking desk can also help kinesthetic learners keep moving while actively engaging with their courses.

Tips for Kinesthetic Learners

Many college classes already gear their material toward reading/writing learners. In an online format, reading/writing learners can increase their productivity by taking notes during online lectures and discussions. Some online platforms create automatic transcripts for lectures, which reading-centered learners can use to follow along or review content later. Rewriting and rereading also helps these learners cement new information.

Tips for Reading/Writing Learners

What works for one learner won't work for everyone, and successful students often use a combination of strategies. So go ahead and try a few different approaches to see what works best for you.

Go Ahead

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Visual learner? Audio learner? Hands-on learner? No matter your style, it likely had to adapt in the COVID-19 era. We offer the best tips and tricks.

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Engineering is behind everything we do. Engineers are the people who invent, design, and build solutions to everyday problems. They work in many different fields and environments to make the world safer and easier for the rest of us to live in.

Engineers

The world of engineering offers unlimited career possibilities for problem-solvers who love to explore, design, and innovate.

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Some important qualities for future engineers are:

Here are what engineers across industries wish they had known about engineering back when they were students.

About Engineering

There Are a Lot of Opportunities "One thing I didn't realize is that all products and industries need engineers. Obviously cars, aircraft, and spacecraft need engineers — but also toys, mountain bikes, and furniture. I recommend focusing your education and job search on a product and industry you have a passion for. If you have hobbies and passions around specific products, you can find an engineering job in that world. Your work will be that much more enjoyable."

"It's surprising how few of us there really are in comparison to the amount of work that needs to be done. A lot of engineers are retiring right now. At the same time, there are a lot of design, infrastructure, and robotics jobs coming up."

Stay Nimble "I wish I'd have spent more time learning the many variations of the engineering process and where those processes are used. Having practice at picking up new processes and jargon would have made it much easier to integrate into new work environments. "Every company has a unique approach to the engineering process, and none of those companies are aware of how unusual their approach is."

Dive Into Real-World Practice "Knowing a lot of stuff is essential for an engineer in any field, but being able to apply the knowledge in real life is important. The best way to create a strong bridge between the things you know and the things you can perform is to take part in various projects that require action. "You can even start accepting various paid orders from people around the city to test and improve your skills in stressful real-life conditions. The more you practice, the more valuable and firm your knowledge becomes."

There Will Be Meetings "I was surprised by how much of the work day is taken up by non-engineering: there are meetings, schedule, budget, purchasing, and customer discussions. "The work that is needed to support the actual engineering effort is astounding. If not done properly, the engineering will not happen."

People Skills Are Required "As for what has surprised me the most, I would have to say how people-oriented the career actually is. You spend a lot of time working closely with others — not just in the field, but overall. I'd also tell my younger self to brush up on social and communication skills!"

It's Not the Most Diverse — Yet "The particular team I work on has a lot of women, but I have done some remote support for other projects where I was the only woman. Generally, I have found people to be respectful, but I know that's not a universal experience. So just be aware of that! You'll likely encounter some sexism at some point or another, and having support is what will get you through and help you find resolutions."

Networking Matters "Your network is always going to be your biggest asset. Many of my career moves were possible only because I had already established professional relationships. Engineers tend to hear 'network work' and misconstrue that as 'you need to go out and meet new people.' No, that's not the right idea: strong relationships can take months, even years, to cultivate. So strike up connections with interesting people and do the work to stay in touch."

"You have to make connections. Someone you meet on one project might not be the most helpful, but for another project, they are the go-to for information!"

Want to become an engineer? We talk to engineers from around the country about what they wish they knew before entering this field.

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Drawing Software that Architecture Students Must Master!

To become a professional architect, architecture students must be able to draw and design buildings well. In the past, designing and planning buildings used drawing tools and paper. Along with the times, architecture students are required to be able to operate software in designing and designing buildings.

The use of software in designing and designing buildings has many advantages, including not requiring a large drawing space, saving on the use of drawing tools, high time efficiency, wide range of drawings, as well as design improvements that can be done easily. Here are five software that architecture students must learn.

AutoCAD architecture has advantages in fast, efficient drawing, high flexibility, and a high level of drawing accuracy. Widths and heights can be generated directly from the floor plan with customizable dimensional standards. The advantage of this software is that the design is dynamically managed with construction and calculation elements that can adjust whenever parameters change in real time. This software is also very suitable for learning the basics of drawing.

1. AutoCAD Architecture

The main tools in SketchUp include Pencil, Rectangle, Circle and Arc, Push/Pull. This is a basic tool for processing the plane that comes in the image area into 3D, and other accessories such as eraser, zoom and others.

2. SketchUp

ArchiCAD is a CAD program for modeling construction information that offers users more flexibility and freedom in designing. The advantages of ArchiCAD are dynamic, flexible, intuitive interface, detail, and photo-realistic visualization.

3. ArchiCAD

The advantages of using Autodesk Revit are objects that match Technical Information, ease of forming objects, fast and precise image production, and connections between Autodesk software.

4. Autodesk Revit

Chief Architect has automation features that can be used in the building design and renovation process quickly and accurately.

5. Chief Architect

Mendesain dan Perencanaan bangunan tidak hanya dilakukan dengan alat gambar pensil dan kertas, seiring berkembangnya zaman Mahasiswa Arsitektur dituntut untuk dapat mengikuti perkembangan tersebut seperti menggunakan software design

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Based on your previous education and your recent experience, you should choose a line that suits your interest best. Also, make sure the subject aligns with what you want to pursue in the future and should also provide you with usable skills. Deciding on your subject is the first step. It could be a general degree or a specialized one. Once you are sure what you want to study you can select universities accordingly. As it might be possible that not all universities offer that subject.

1. Decide Your Subject

It is utmost essential that you select a foreign university or study something that you are completely sure about and have the will and desire to successfully complete it. You should be invested in studying that subject abroad with all your heart and soul. As foreign studies are rigorous as well as financially exhaustive. So, you should be prepared to enjoy the journey.

2. Be True to Your Passion

As mentioned, foreign university can be cost intensive as well as is a life changing experience. So, before finalizing the university, you should thoroughly research it via all sources and means available like the internet, brochures, international offices or if possible, even by visiting the university. This not only allows you to understand your choice better but allows you to understand other factors like university costs, location, ranking, teaching quality and so on.

3. Conduct Extensive Research

Identifying and listing your personal requirements for deciding on a foreign university not only narrows down your search but it also allows to find the right fit for you.Personal requirements could be anything from university ranking, geography, country, financial options, tuition fees, scholarships, living costs, application requirements or placement opportunities. Find out and shortlist these requirements one by one with help of the research you will conduct to arrive at your desired list of universities.

4. Identify Your Personal Requirements

Once you have decided on your requirements and have done substantial research you should be able to formulate either a longlist or a shortlist of universities. You can then further delve deeper in to understanding these foreign universities via the international education or university fairs organized in your country. You can also attend University open days where you can go around the university and speak with the people inside to learn more. This will definitely be worth your time and you will able to make a more informed decision.

5. Attend Education Fairs and University Open Days

Finally, when you have limited universities on your hand to chose from, you can go around interacting with students and alumni. This can be done both online and offline. Online you can use platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, StudentRoom, etc. and join online groups to connect with them. Many university websites also have options to interact with current students which you can use to your benefit. Finally, offline you can visit the university’s international office and connect with the alumni or the country representative to know more and get personalized advice.

6. Interact with Students and Alumni

Follow these 6 steps before choosing a university or college for your masters in architecture or design course.

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Each of us contemplates the long-term future of our species at some point. Will we survive self-destruction? Will we migrate to the stars? Both as individuals and as a society, we typically call on imagination to ponder the big questions. Whether we choose to look 10 or 1,000 years into the future, we often seek the help of the science fiction artists, writers, filmmakers, and TV producers who can help us understand our place within the universe.

Visions of tomorrow inform the present and can inspire progress both socially and technologically. Astronauts like Mae Jemison and aerospace engineers like Bobak Ferdowsi and Elon Musk all speak of science fiction as a guiding influence for their careers. More significantly, science fiction can inspire everyday people to engage in visionary, long-term thinking.

If we are invested in a better future, we will be motivated to adapt and solve the problems we face now. Whether the future is portrayed as bright or dim, science fiction can coax us to think creatively by letting us leapfrog to the distant future where we may glimpse what radical change could look like.

A Different Perspective

These stories often imply that we will survive as a species and overcome our challenges; but there are also many counter narratives warning that even though we may progress as a society, dangers abound. Cautionary tales like The Terminator, Mad Max, or Alien can therefore be as illuminating as more optimistic stories such as Interstellar, E.T., Contact, or Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

A multi-generational perspective that is scaled to encompass interplanetary habitation enlarges our understanding of our context within the universe and discourages shortsighted actions. These kinds of broader views prioritize aspirations like peaceful coexistence and conservation.

The ability to transport people into the distant future also has inspirational value: Even though we currently lack the technical or social capacity to reach our goals, the vision of an eventual breakthrough breeds optimism and builds resolve. In an age of scientific reasoning and logic, people still seek hope and connection.

Connection and Hope

By providing imaginative ways to participate in events beyond our lifetimes, visions of the future can serve as beacons of faith and moral bearings for how we live today. Portrayals of a better tomorrow can also inspire actions that contribute to something greater than ourselves; when we emotionally invest in mythic ideas about the future, we feel empowered to actualize them. That sense of empowerment fuels purpose and fosters global communion with the rest of humanity. By taking a visionary stance, we can help equip our descendants for success.

Anything that helps people conceptualize the future, think beyond the present, and relate to characters with diverse identities is positive. Many classic space adventures aren’t centered around specific references to science, but they still provide imaginative glimpses of possibilities beyond today’s scientific reach. Sagas like Dune, Star Wars, and The Fifth Element portray a vast universe full of diverse worlds and extraterrestrial beings, and therefore offer powerful perspectives on humanity’s evolutionary course.

Moving forward, science fiction should be elevated to an academic level and recognized as more than a hobby or a fantastical escape. Where pure science can be difficult for some people to process, creative projections can make scientific theories more accessible to the general public, especially when communicated visually. In addition to inspiring scientists, engineers, and astronauts—as well as supporting STEM education—science fiction has the capacity to fuel the creative impulses of all kinds of people, including architects, designers, and politicians.

A Tool for Education

Carrying the torch for these visions of progress and sharing them with others can provide a sense of purpose in itself. I may not colonize another planet or develop technology that contributes to the goal, but by helping to cultivate the dream, I increase the possibility that others will find a way to get there eventually. And by this, I don’t just mean technological progress, but a more comprehensive transformation across society, including the abilities to improve environmentally, socially, and politically.

#####Everyone should seek out futuristic narratives in film, TV, and literature, and share them with the folks in their lives—especially young people. In this way, we can collectively shape ideals and concepts for a better tomorrow.

It is imperative for humankind to become increasingly self-aware and strategic on the larger scale of time and space; science fiction may be our most powerful tool for influencing popular thinking in this direction. Diverse visionaries in this field are greatly needed to produce intersectional concepts that push humanity toward a more promising trajectory. Whether we ultimately save ourselves and achieve cosmic migration or not, we can still have fun watching science fiction and participating in the dream of tomorrow, today.#####

Science fiction can inspire everyday people to engage in visionary, long-term thinking.

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Architecturechat's list of famous buildings of the world is assembled in the attempt to bring you a bit closer to the historical and the modern traits of what makes the famous architecture.﻿

It is one of the largest religious and mysterious monuments in the world. It was transformed to Buddhist temple from Hindu temple at end of 12th century. It is as impressive as it is vast, making it a brilliant example of Khmer architecture. It is admired for the grandeur and harmony of the architecture although it just combines two basic plans of Khmer temple architecture: the temple mountain and the later galleried temple.

1. Angkor Wat – Cambodia

The present standing building was constructed originally as a church between 532 and 537 on the orders of the Byzantine Emperor; therefore, it is also a singular testimony to the grandeur and the genius of Byzantine architecture. It is the former Greek Orthodox Christian patriarchal cathedral, later an Ottoman imperial mosque and now a museum in Istanbul, Turkey.

2. Hagia Sophia – Istanbul

The Forbidden City is the world’s largest collection of well-preserved medieval wooden structures; every detail reflects features of traditional Chinese architecture and rich Chinese culture. It was constructed from 1406 and opened for public in 1420. The complex consists of 980 buildings and covers 72 hectares. Such structures give us an idea about the great architecture of the world.

3. Forbidden City – Beijing, China

It is a French château (a large French country house or castle, often giving its name to wine made in its neighbourhood) spanning the River Cher. The current château was built in 1514–1522 on the foundations of an old mill and was later extended to span the river. The bridge over the river was built in 1556-1559, on the basic designs of French Renaissance architecture.

4. Château de Chenonceau – Chenonceaux, France

It is originally known as the Fuller Building. It is a triangular 22-story, 285-foot (87 m) tall steel-framed landmark building. It was completed in 1902 and has been called one of the world’s most iconic skyscrapers of that time, being the tallest. As with numerous other wedge-shaped buildings in the neighbourhood, the name “Flatiron” derives from its resemblance to a cast-iron clothes iron. The Flatiron Building was designated a New York City landmark in 1966.

5. Flatiron Building – New York City, New York

The Gateway Arch is a 630-foot monument and it is the world’s tallest arch.  It is Clad in stainless steel and built in the form of a weighted catenary arch. There was a design competition for this piece of work for 3 years 1945-48, though it was complete in 1965 and officially dedicated to “the American people.

6. The Gateway Arch – St. Louis, Missouri, USA

It is a masterpiece designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built in 1935. It is a famous modern architecture example, a house which is a fusion of the artificial and the natural in perfect harmony. This house is set above a natural waterfall and water is actually flowing through it. It was declared “best all-time work of American architecture” by the American Institute of Architects in the year 1991.

7. Kauffman Residence or Falling water–Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Burj al Arab is 321 meters high and it represents one of the wonders of contemporary engineering in today’s world, completed in 1999. It is built on an artificial island 280 meters away from the coast. It has a helipad near the roof at a height of 210 m (689 ft) above ground making it is one of the most luxurious and the fourth tallest hotel in the world.

8. Burj al Arab – Dubai

Metropol Parasol is a wooden structure, some 90 feet high and nearly 500 feet long. The structure consists of six parasols (A parasol is an object like an umbrella that provides shade from the sun) in the form of giant mushrooms constructed in four levels. The wood used in the structure is birch, imported from Finland, because of its straight qualities and it was completed in 2011.

9. Metropol Parasol – Spain

It is a nature park, created in 2012. Gardens by the Bay is Singapore’s plans to transform its “Garden City” to a “City in a Garden”, with the main aim of raising the quality of life by enhancing greenery all around and flora in the city. The park consists of three waterfront gardens: Bay South Garden, Bay East Garden and Bay Central Garden. Its flower Dome is the largest glass greenhouse in the world. It can be considered as one of top 10 coolest buildings in the world.

10. Gardens by the Bay – Singapore

Our list of famous buildings of the world is assembled in the attempt to bring you a bit closer to the great architecture of the world

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The turbulent ride brings an evolution in the way one perceives their environment; a blend of exhilaration, patience, and hard work, wouldn’t you agree?

Five years of a learning experience

The first year in an architecture school can be scary and yet, inspiring. The first year is about the liberty to be one’s creative selves and making friendships for a lifetime!

First Year

With the commencement of the second year begins the expectations of less conjectural designs, driving students towards an endless cycle of pulling all-nighters.

Second Year

With a new year, comes tenacious responsibilities, and insights towards technicalities in architecture. The end of this year gets stimulating because of the next big question –how to create an outstanding portfolio and going to internships in renowned firms?

Third Year

Everyone waits to thrive, live the office life and explore everything about the new place. Amongst other things, this year teaches you to manage your time graciously, and market your design and communication skills.

Fourth Year

This year brings all the nostalgia of the last four years – you work harder, fulfill your responsibilities as the senior-most batch, and enjoy a little more of your time with your friends. Everyone gets ready for a one-last final jury, and whether fully prepared or not, the architectural world becomes your oyster.

Fifth Year

Towards the end, the conviction to follow your lessons is what leads you to success.

Decisions, Mistakes & Regrets

You become your best selves when you have the heart to follow your passion because why carry the regret to not attending to it in the first place? Everything in the world is hard until you work for it, and so is the case with architecture.

It’s Never too late

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A very famous definition of architecture is the one made by French architect Le Corbuiser: "Architecture is the masterly, correct, and magnificent play of forms under the light." (Vers une architecture, 1923) In fact, defining architecture is not easy, and one would find as many definitions as there are books about architecture. Probably, each architect has his/her own, preferred definition.

Architecture/Introduction

Doing architecture requires strong technical knowledge in the fields of engineering, logistics, geometry, building techniques, functional design and ergonomics. It also requires a certain sensibility to arts and aesthetics. Finally, it also requires a preoccupation for human questions and society's problems. Architecture is a very broad and humanistic field that is at the same time technical, artistic and social.

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