A Day in The Life of an Architect

Have you ever wondered what goes into the day to day of an architect?

A Day in The Life of an Architect

Architects are responsible for shaping ideas into aesthetic building designs. Not all architects have the same roles and responsibilities in a day. The self-employed architect might perform a wide range of architect duties, while an architect at a corporation may perform specific duties in a day.

The work of an architect is exciting, where each day is full of challenges and opportunities. An architect may collaborate with clients and colleagues, sketch new ideas on paper, and visit the construction site. A typical day of an architect consists of organizing daily emails, design and 3D modelling, lunch and project discussions, and construction site visits.

Organizing Daily Emails

An architect’s daily routine is not always the same as the previous day. The architect needs to organize and prepare emails as per the schedules. Organizing daily emails also determines what the tasks agendas are and the order they need to be done in.

Design and Revit Modeling

Revit is one the fundamental documentation process that helps design construction documents for the existing and potential clients. An architect may take part in Design and Revit Modeling process on a daily basis to communicate the design solutions to the clients.

Project Work and Discussion

In the project work and discussion phase, an architect is responsible for dividing tasks and coordinating duties. An architect has a significant role in ensuring collaboration with technical directors for advice and running the project smoothly.

Construction Site Visits

Besides all other responsibilities, architects need to visit the site with the client and contractor. A construction site visit enables the architect to ensure the right process, materials, and equipment is being used in the project.

In the end, an architect is also responsible for communication, managing the project, research and development, planning and implementation, and designing and drafting.

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