Showing posts with label Architecture and Beyond. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Architecture and Beyond. Show all posts

Sunday, October 22, 2017

Careers in Architecture and Beyond

Over the past few years, there has been many articles and discussion on what careers an architect might pursue other than architecture.  

We know there are those careers that are related, i.e., interior designer, landscape architect, urban planner, but what else?



Well, review the articles listed below
 



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Nine More Alternative Careers for Architects

Architect Magazine April 26, 2017





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10 Essential Skills for a Life Beyond Architecture

Archinect March 24, 2017

 

Career Opportunities Architecture After School

Jackie Craven March 5, 2017



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Pursuing Alternative Paths in the Name of Design
Architect Magazine February 7, 2017


Amazing Things Architects Make when They Are Not Architecting

WIRED January 27, 2017



21 Careers You Can Pursue with a Degree in Architecture

ARCHDaily November 7, 2016




Eight Alternative Careers for Architects

Architect Magazine June 1, 2016




Architecture and Beyond: Opportunities Abound

Success by Design April 1, 2012




Architect or Whatever?

New York Times January 20, 2010



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Dr. Architecture

Saturday, January 23, 2016

Working out of the Box

Working Out of the Box

http://archinect.com/features/tag/1149/working-out-of-the-box

A part of ARCHINECT, Working out of the Box is a series of features presenting architects who have applied their architecture backgrounds to alternative career paths.

Over the last number of years, a number of career fields/occupations have been highlighted (see below).



Artist
Architecture Theorist
Production/Art Designer
Sculptor
Mosaic Artist / Pattern Designer
Jewelry Designer
LEGO Model Designer
Sacred Space Conservationist
Illustrator
Product Designer
WeWork – co-working spaces
Design Leads – Windows at Microsoft
3D Sugar Printing Designers
Fashion Designer
Public Design Instigator
Creative Director
Healthcare Technology
Public Arts – murals, installations, media
Experimental fashion blogger, stylist and writer
Co-founder of Pinterest
Web Designer

Sunday, June 29, 2014

Architects and Beyond: Career Opportunities Abound

Architects and Beyond: Career Opportunities Abound

This past Friday, my colleagues and I (see below) presented on the topic of careers beyond architecture at the AIA Convention in Chicago.  From all accounts, it was a success.  Attendance was almost 200 attendees.  After a brief introduction to the topic, each of my colleagues presented on their own career paths in architecture and beyond.  Afterwards, we let the audience do the same in small groups.

After additional information and resources, we opened up the session to comments; it was a healthy conversation that all agreed that a degree in architecture was good preparation on a number of career paths in the discipline and beyond.


Session Description:
Architects and Beyond: Career Opportunities Abound will provide insight on the myriad of career paths one with an architectural education can pursue.  Learn directly from others in careers beyond traditional practice and apply what you learn to you own career path.

Alan Brangman, Lee Waldrep, Ashley Clark, Megan Chusid

Friday, December 2, 2011

Practice Options

Lately, I have been doing a great deal of research on what I term "Architecture and Beyond."  Individuals with an architectural education who have pursued a career path beyond traditional practice.  

I will write a more involved entry later, but I wanted to bring attention to a new feature on Archinect entitled Practice Options.  The tag line is "to be an architect or not be an architect; or to be an architect without really being an architect.  Or to be something else with a background in architecture.

Anyway, below is the first profile.  Enjoy.

"Through the magical medium of Twitter, I had the pleasure of virtually meeting Nic Granleese, an architectural photographer in Melbourne, Australia. He is a self-described 'registered, but non-practicing architect'--and after seeing that description, I knew I'd found the perfect candidate for my first profile of an architect doing something else.?

Dr. Architecture