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I feel the exact same way, I recently quit my job in the landscape architecture industry. I felt like it was eating away at my soul. No room for real creativity or even human connection. The stress and pressure of billing hours allowed no room for interpersonal relations and the back and forth changes between civil and architects created a bunch of extra unncessary work that added stress for us to keep up and follow all sorts of policies/city standards etc. Sadly I wanted it to work out for me as a pleasurable career field but still I feel so disappointed that it did not. I don't think I could have stayed any longer, I did it for 1 year and I was miserable.
@@EshanthKrishna.S I'm just starting a new job working for a landscape management company. I will be an account manager, so I'll get to be out in the field making sure that I'm taking care of property managers needs in regards to their landscape. I expect to be in charge of scheduling maintenance crews and consulting for plant disease/pest management programs along with some creative landscape design/solutions. I will be working mainly on HOA's and commercial properties. It's a complete 180 from the professional/corporate office job..., I just couldn't do it.
it's a bad idea. HR is a kind of Job where u actually very loyal to your job, work harde than others, do a lot good deed but finally u will be rewarded as a "non performer" and still u accept it with a smile inside pain😢
I have my own as-built company. I do the as-built drawings for architects and designers. I love it, I make six figures and don't have to deal with the b.s. from clients
@@sharedlearnings5243 Sure. As-builts are what an architect or designer needs in order to do their job. They hire me to go and measure a house or building or retail space using a laser and tape measure. I put the measurements in AutoCAD and then deliver the drawings to the architect. I started out just doing floor plans for real estate agents and eventually began working with architects and developers providing full architectural sets of plans, exterior elevations, sections, site plans, reflected ceiling plans, roof plans, etc. I've been doing it for about 12 years and have a client list of about 6-7 architects who use my services regularly.
It is indeed amazing to have a platform where we all come together and have a real-time discussion about this topic. The exchange of ideas would be invaluable! But we do have our communities built for our onboarded students who take our Courses and the conversations there are mindblowing!
Honestly, game design would be just amazing. It literally (depending on the game) can let you defy every single rule, regulations and physics. Depending upon the game, it might even let you disregard so many things, letting you design more like an artist
I finished studies in October 2023 and I'm planning on continuing an Architecture career because I knew what it was from the day one, but I am also interested in other fields of work too. I would want to be a jewelry designer and an architect, but I haven't found any good example as to how to manage both of them and, in some near (or far) future - maybe merge those two. Both are in the design industry, but are very different as well. But I feel like it's doable.
It's great that you have a passion for both architecture and jewelry design! Pursuing both can definitely lead to a unique and rewarding career path. BIM can enhance your skills and open up new opportunities in the field of Designing. Please fill up this form so that someone from our team can guide you - forms.gle/tmtsKVAjvKe67xQ26 You may also visit our website to check out more details.
The difference between architecture and engineering is that architecture is the more creative and design part of the job and how it looks. The engineer is the math and science behind it making sure it's stable or not etc. Architect's: dreamers Engineer's: realist
Both. At least from where I'm located, you would need a Bachelor's degree to get into Master's of Architecture program. So Bachelor's in Engineering first then apply to Architecture school. In that way, you can always transition careers in the future or decide which one is really right for you. No regrets or what ifs in the end.
Well, with your skills in art and math, you could create the most aesthetically pleasing hospital ever or design buildings that solve complex equations! But jokes aside, both being a doctor and an architect are respectable careers. Take your time to research and understand the opportunities and challenges in each field. Ultimately, choose the path that excites you the most!
Architects are very very underpaid in india!! And no work life balance, i was also comfused between the two but i didnt know better! Definitely do medical. I promise youll look back and have no regrets
Im doing diploma in architecture right now. This year i will be hoing to 2nd year but now i saw and realised that architects need lucense but i dont want to do barch. And not even with iia coz i want to do job right after diploma so are there anys cope fhat i can get earn better to live aftsr diploma in abroad then in india.. or ahould i switch my career right now as im also thinking of doing ssc chsl or cgl government exam to do governmwnt job. Which will be better.. i hope you reply me can help me to reah out of my problem solving.. please mam reply as soon as possible.. im so confused about all this..
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I never had the wrong idea about what being an architect meant, so I'm learning what I need and I'll apply it in game concept design as a career (if all goes well in the future). Very true video, and that's exactly what's great about architecture design, you can do so much with the knowledge!!
That's awesome to hear! It's great that you already have a clear idea of what you want to do with your architecture knowledge. Best of luck with your game concept design career!
Iam thinking to study architecture once I graduate. My aim is to work abroad. Is there any chances to get jobs abroad after completing the course in India?
Studying architecture is a great choice! There are definitely opportunities to work abroad after completing your course but it requires specialised skills apart from your normal architecture degree to get there. Keep your goal in sight and work towards it! Novatr promotes AEC Tech in the Industry and specialises in teaching BIM to graduates in order to upskill them to be able to earn more and get better prospects. Do check out our courses here - hubs.la/Q02l0M8q0
Our BIM Professional Course is suitable for both architects and civil engineers! The basic principles of BIM are the same for all, and our course teaches BIM with industry-relevant topics using various BIM software (not just Revit). You can find out more about it on our course page: www.oneistox.com/certified-courses/bim-building-information-modelling?BIM_Organic_Marketing&
While that's a great suggestion, unfortunately, to even start a small-scale dairy farm in India, one requires a minimum investment of Rs. 10-20 lakhs. In case you've already finished your architectural education and are looking to upskill, we have curated some cutting-edge courses led by brilliant international mentors that could help you! You could check them here: www.oneistox.com/certified-courses/bim-building-information-modelling?BIM_Paid_Marketing&AdWords&PPC&RSA&Bim_IN_ExacT_AFF&BIM_IN_Phrase&hsa_acc=6790124494&hsa_cam=16522033582&hsa_grp=138852024666&hsa_ad=612065300366&hsa_src=g&hsa_tgt=kwd-340400856959&hsa_kw=course%20bim&hsa_mt=b&hsa_net=adwords&hsa_ver=3&gclid=CjwKCAjwq-WgBhBMEiwAzKSH6J94HM_efwDWTSJEmtyjcbM1sFma-Jw-cqEBP-OppKLlw1aXNTXllBoCU5QQAvD_BwE We also have tonnes of FREE resources that can help you with refreshing current and ongoing industry practices. Check them out here: www.oneistox.com/learning-hub
Hey! We would like to respectfully disagree here. We mean, if you're talking personalities, it might be subject to one's opinion. We feel the profession is very cool and in fact, will be one of the key driving forces in shaping the new world. While we maneuver through pressing issues such as climate change, a very recent and grim pandemic outbreak, migration etc., architects stand at the core of decision making internationally. Also, what would be interesting to witness is how we tackle innovative concepts such as interplanetary habitation, hyperloops and metaverse architecture. We hope this excites you as much as it does us! Alternately, we have tonnes of FREE resources that can help you with refreshing current and ongoing industry practices. You could check them out here: www.novatr.com/learning-hub
@@Novatr_official there’s a need some correction there. Its not the architect are the innovative in the field its the industrial designers such us Syd Mead from art center. They are the OG. By the way I just discovered Concept Art thanks to youtube which is way cooler job than an architect.
Hey there! If you're not feeling architecture, go for civil engineering! Follow your passion and do what makes you happy! Novatr is here to support you always, reach out to us anytime!
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Didi I totally agree! Thank you for this, I was reconsidering my choices too. But what you said is completely true ❤
Hey, we're glad this helped!
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I feel the exact same way, I recently quit my job in the landscape architecture industry. I felt like it was eating away at my soul. No room for real creativity or even human connection. The stress and pressure of billing hours allowed no room for interpersonal relations and the back and forth changes between civil and architects created a bunch of extra unncessary work that added stress for us to keep up and follow all sorts of policies/city standards etc. Sadly I wanted it to work out for me as a pleasurable career field but still I feel so disappointed that it did not. I don't think I could have stayed any longer, I did it for 1 year and I was miserable.
May I know what are you're doing right now? Im an architecture enthusiast, and I'm asking out of eagerness
Mam b.architecture skill test mai kiya hota hai
@@EshanthKrishna.S I'm just starting a new job working for a landscape management company. I will be an account manager, so I'll get to be out in the field making sure that I'm taking care of property managers needs in regards to their landscape. I expect to be in charge of scheduling maintenance crews and consulting for plant disease/pest management programs along with some creative landscape design/solutions. I will be working mainly on HOA's and commercial properties. It's a complete 180 from the professional/corporate office job..., I just couldn't do it.
I agree 💯 i switched to HR job
Hi could you explain how you made the switch and is the salary better ?
Is that good?
it's a bad idea. HR is a kind of Job where u actually very loyal to your job, work harde than others, do a lot good deed but finally u will be rewarded as a "non performer" and still u accept it with a smile inside pain😢
I have my own as-built company. I do the as-built drawings for architects and designers. I love it, I make six figures and don't have to deal with the b.s. from clients
Hi..can u pls elaborate - what are your these as- built drawings??
@@sharedlearnings5243 Sure. As-builts are what an architect or designer needs in order to do their job. They hire me to go and measure a house or building or retail space using a laser and tape measure. I put the measurements in AutoCAD and then deliver the drawings to the architect. I started out just doing floor plans for real estate agents and eventually began working with architects and developers providing full architectural sets of plans, exterior elevations, sections, site plans, reflected ceiling plans, roof plans, etc. I've been doing it for about 12 years and have a client list of about 6-7 architects who use my services regularly.
wish we could connect all the people in here and discuss about this more.. what would you say guys
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It is indeed amazing to have a platform where we all come together and have a real-time discussion about this topic. The exchange of ideas would be invaluable! But we do have our communities built for our onboarded students who take our Courses and the conversations there are mindblowing!
Yes brother..do something... group or telegram whatever
Agree
Honestly, game design would be just amazing. It literally (depending on the game) can let you defy every single rule, regulations and physics. Depending upon the game, it might even let you disregard so many things, letting you design more like an artist
I finished studies in October 2023 and I'm planning on continuing an Architecture career because I knew what it was from the day one, but I am also interested in other fields of work too. I would want to be a jewelry designer and an architect, but I haven't found any good example as to how to manage both of them and, in some near (or far) future - maybe merge those two. Both are in the design industry, but are very different as well. But I feel like it's doable.
It's great that you have a passion for both architecture and jewelry design! Pursuing both can definitely lead to a unique and rewarding career path. BIM can enhance your skills and open up new opportunities in the field of Designing. Please fill up this form so that someone from our team can guide you - forms.gle/tmtsKVAjvKe67xQ26
You may also visit our website to check out more details.
Im confused between being an architect or an engineer help me out is there is future in architecture
The difference between architecture and engineering is that architecture is the more creative and design part of the job and how it looks. The engineer is the math and science behind it making sure it's stable or not etc.
Architect's: dreamers
Engineer's: realist
So what did you choose arch. Or engineering?
Architecture!!
Both. At least from where I'm located, you would need a Bachelor's degree to get into Master's of Architecture program. So Bachelor's in Engineering first then apply to Architecture school.
In that way, you can always transition careers in the future or decide which one is really right for you. No regrets or what ifs in the end.
Didi , i'm good at art and maths .I want to be a doctor or an architect in future. Can you please explain which career is suitable for me ?
pls do!
Samee
I'm also confused between these 2 fields...
Doctor otherwise you will regret
Well, with your skills in art and math, you could create the most aesthetically pleasing hospital ever or design buildings that solve complex equations! But jokes aside, both being a doctor and an architect are respectable careers. Take your time to research and understand the opportunities and challenges in each field. Ultimately, choose the path that excites you the most!
Architects are very very underpaid in india!! And no work life balance, i was also comfused between the two but i didnt know better! Definitely do medical. I promise youll look back and have no regrets
I am thinking of giving a try to interior after my architecture degree
Thanks for the info!
Information is power, glad we could help power you up!
Im doing diploma in architecture right now. This year i will be hoing to 2nd year but now i saw and realised that architects need lucense but i dont want to do barch. And not even with iia coz i want to do job right after diploma so are there anys cope fhat i can get earn better to live aftsr diploma in abroad then in india.. or ahould i switch my career right now as im also thinking of doing ssc chsl or cgl government exam to do governmwnt job. Which will be better.. i hope you reply me can help me to reah out of my problem solving.. please mam reply as soon as possible.. im so confused about all this..
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How to do masters in architecture?? What are the eligibility criteria??
I never had the wrong idea about what being an architect meant, so I'm learning what I need and I'll apply it in game concept design as a career (if all goes well in the future). Very true video, and that's exactly what's great about architecture design, you can do so much with the knowledge!!
Same thoughts)
That's awesome to hear! It's great that you already have a clear idea of what you want to do with your architecture knowledge. Best of luck with your game concept design career!
You can be ux designer after architecture
That's true! Many skills from architecture can be applied to UX design.
@@Novatr_official yes
At 21 is good choice to do barch
Iam thinking to study architecture once I graduate. My aim is to work abroad. Is there any chances to get jobs abroad after completing the course in India?
Studying architecture is a great choice! There are definitely opportunities to work abroad after completing your course but it requires specialised skills apart from your normal architecture degree to get there. Keep your goal in sight and work towards it! Novatr promotes AEC Tech in the Industry and specialises in teaching BIM to graduates in order to upskill them to be able to earn more and get better prospects. Do check out our courses here - hubs.la/Q02l0M8q0
But then aren’t these options open even for a B.Des? This is not sarcasm…. Am really not aware that’s why am asking
I want to quit mechanical Fitting, and do architectural Draughting 😢
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I am a civil engineering student am i eligible for this course?
Our BIM Professional Course is suitable for both architects and civil engineers! The basic principles of BIM are the same for all, and our course teaches BIM with industry-relevant topics using various BIM software (not just Revit).
You can find out more about it on our course page: www.oneistox.com/certified-courses/bim-building-information-modelling?BIM_Organic_Marketing&
Dairy farmer
While that's a great suggestion, unfortunately, to even start a small-scale dairy farm in India, one requires a minimum investment of Rs. 10-20 lakhs. In case you've already finished your architectural education and are looking to upskill, we have curated some cutting-edge courses led by brilliant international mentors that could help you! You could check them here:
www.oneistox.com/certified-courses/bim-building-information-modelling?BIM_Paid_Marketing&AdWords&PPC&RSA&Bim_IN_ExacT_AFF&BIM_IN_Phrase&hsa_acc=6790124494&hsa_cam=16522033582&hsa_grp=138852024666&hsa_ad=612065300366&hsa_src=g&hsa_tgt=kwd-340400856959&hsa_kw=course%20bim&hsa_mt=b&hsa_net=adwords&hsa_ver=3&gclid=CjwKCAjwq-WgBhBMEiwAzKSH6J94HM_efwDWTSJEmtyjcbM1sFma-Jw-cqEBP-OppKLlw1aXNTXllBoCU5QQAvD_BwE
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Make the switch to 3d animation! 🥹
Appreciate your enthusiasm for 3D animation!
You're pretty
Di in which architecture you were?
Being an architect is not cool anymore.
Hey! We would like to respectfully disagree here. We mean, if you're talking personalities, it might be subject to one's opinion. We feel the profession is very cool and in fact, will be one of the key driving forces in shaping the new world. While we maneuver through pressing issues such as climate change, a very recent and grim pandemic outbreak, migration etc., architects stand at the core of decision making internationally.
Also, what would be interesting to witness is how we tackle innovative concepts such as interplanetary habitation, hyperloops and metaverse architecture. We hope this excites you as much as it does us!
Alternately, we have tonnes of FREE resources that can help you with refreshing current and ongoing industry practices. You could check them out here:
www.novatr.com/learning-hub
@@Novatr_official there’s a need some correction there. Its not the architect are the innovative in the field its the industrial designers such us Syd Mead from art center. They are the OG. By the way I just discovered Concept Art thanks to youtube which is way cooler job than an architect.
If it sucks I want it, because I have a "other " hobby which is writing stories so hey I got my dream job but still didn't lose my hobby haha big win
That's so cool that you're juggling your dream job and your hobby! Keep rocking both!
Can i quite architecture in first semester and join civil engineering?
Switch to software!
Hey there! If you're not feeling architecture, go for civil engineering! Follow your passion and do what makes you happy! Novatr is here to support you always, reach out to us anytime!
@redriftfamhey i was thinking of doing architecture . What’s your opinion about it.
Well research data. Work sucks?lol
Thank you for appreciating the research in the video!
blockchain dev
how did you become one bro
Blockchain development is such an exciting field! There are so many opportunities and possibilities to explore.
Is architecture good 👍 field to make money ❤
Yes indeed it is!
What jobs can we offer after my architecture schooling