Do you have an architecture degree and are looking for career options in your field? If so, we are here for your help. Architecture may seem like a low opportunity career but you may be surprised with what it has to offer. Let’s explore the diverse world of careers in architecture: Technical Architect: Deal with practical implications of design. They focus on construction details and mechanics of a building/ project. Design Architect: Oversee and develop the design of a building. They ensure that the concept and vision of the design are maintained. BIM Manager: BIM is the complete 3-D modelling of a building/project. The BIM manager is in charge of the model and update. Specification Writer: The job of a specification writer is to create a written document describing the different types of materials and their usage in a project for the builders. The specification writer makes sure that the various components of a project fit and work properly. Project Manager: S/He is the main face behind the project. S/he monitors the project throughout. S/he is in charge of planning, organizing and staffing the projects. Interior Designer: Interior designer’s role is to make interior spaces functional and safe by determining space requirement and selecting the appropriate material for decoration of the interior. Urban Designer: Involved in the designing of cities and towns. Making the area organized and pleasing for the people living in it. Sole Proprietor: Sole proprietor is usually an individual architecture office who is involved in all the processes of the project regarding the architecture. Effect of COVID 19 on the industry: Like every other industry, this industry also suffered a huge impact due to the pandemic, this year. Some of them are: 1. Lack of workers: Due to the Pandemic induced lockdown, most projects had to be stopped as a result of which the working class of the industry had to be laid off. However, the Post-Lockdown Architecture Industry is still facing a worker crisis. 2. Delayed projects: The pandemic had forced a delay on the ongoing projects, lack workers, unavailability of materials and most of all Social Distancing.
Post pandemic opportunities:
Demand for interior designing:
As the work from home culture is growing, people have started focusing on their homes and as a result, the demand for interior designing has seen a hike at this time.