There are many definitions of a Construction Project Manager or Construction Manager. Sometimes, it is someone at a construction company who manages the superintendents and subcontractors. Other times, it is an employee of the client or “Owner” who oversees construction projects at their company, perhaps a real estate development company, office building landlord, or a […]
Professional Coaching for Architects
Whether you want to start or grow your own architectural practice or get ahead at your corporate job, Elisa Garcia can help you design your career in architecture. Elisa’s mission is to improve architecture by improving it’s architects and introducing new handrails Melbourne materials to work on the projects. Great buildings are the result of […]
Is Going Solar a Bright Idea?
In an effort to increase technological innovation in the field of solar power, the Department of Energy has invested $1 billion in solar energy in the last 10 years resulting in a 60% drop in the cost of solar energy. Now, it has just pledged another $27 million in funding for a plan that is […]
If, When & How To Quit Your Job, Start Your Own Firm
Starting an architectural firm is far easier than sustaining one long-term. Yet, it is still not a simple task to break out on your own. Many people dream of ditching their jobs, hanging their shingle, and being an entrepreneur. Once you finally become licensed, you can call yourself an Architect and accept projects. But how […]
Why Does A Simple Office Remodel Cost So Much?
These days, many companies are choosing to make a few minor revisions to their office space instead of building new office buildings or undertaking gut-and-rebuild interior overhauls. Whether demising space to sublease a portion of it, or making changes that improve productivity or attract customers, businesses are focused on ways to increase revenue with minimal […]
Taking a Small Architectural Firm to the Next Level
Here are just a few of the basics: Determine Goals: Goals should be determined by the company president (and other partners as the firm grows). What are the goals? To work on fun projects? To innovate? To grow an office that will survive you? To grow people? To get published and become well known? To […]
Parking’s Influence on Sustainable Cities
After leaving Santa Barbara at the age of 18, I lived in San Francisco for about ten years, and then its antithesis, Orange County, for the subsequent ten years. Parking was impossible in San Francisco, and I quickly relinquished my car and used public transportation (which cost me $28 per month), my own two feet […]
“It’s My Design”….or is it?
Conflict can occur when an architect departs a firm but still wants to get credit for the design. About the copyright law: copyright exists when a work is put in a tangible form, such as when a design is put down on paper. You don’t have to register your work to have a copyright on […]
Architecture & Interior Design Job Board…..arkitectum.com
Can’t find a job that matches your qualifications. Check out www.arkitectum.com where you can post your resume and unlimited images from your portfolio. In addition, arkitectum.com has 8 pages of job listings just for Architects and Interior Designers.
Trust Me, I’m an (Unlicensed) Architect.
If you don’t have an architectural license, it’s illegal to call yourself an architect or perform architectural services-but people still do. Who are they, who’s policing them, and can they be stopped?, view more architectural issues in the main profile. (this article is by:Amanda Kolson Hurley,additional research by John ScappiniRelated ArticlesSave / Share and found at […]