I think that out in the world there are professional architects that do basically nothing else.
Their entire work is pretty much spent working on blueprints, crafting specialized structures for corporations and high paying buyers.
I don’t really know at all if I would adore that or not, however I never even had the choice… Being an architect is just a simple part of what I do for my business, however I am a lot more hands on then you might anticipate from an architect. I work hand in hand with all sorts of other people at the supplier to make sure all the designs are actually feasible and cost effective. The blueprint is easily worthless if it is for something you can’t have your construction crew build for you. Every one of us also needs to make sure all of the plans for future structures will be ADA compliant construction projects, which is more pressing now than ever before… Our supplier works on a bunch of small and mid level construction projects, however have yet to build anything as sizable as a venue or major concert site. Every one of us have done a little athletic activity complex construction, however it wasn’t a Superdome, it was a little league field. Technically it was athletic activity complex construction, however I realize it’s a cheat to say that a couple of fenced in dug-outs and a few bleachers is a “complex.” I have no desire to design anything extremely elaborate, anyway, residential home design and construction has been where we are finding the work in recent times. Even before COVID a good amount of corporations were going under, and commercial construction tasks were starting to die out.