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Do structural engineers hate architects?
So in a nutshell, No structural engineers do no hate architects. In multi-disciplinary offices there is a healthy rivalry which is based on respect. Engineers tend to think that architects are artistic and impractical, whereas architects tend to think of engineers as ‘linear thinkers’.
How does structure affect architecture?
1- The structure is an essential element, defines the shape of the architectural shape and space. 2- The structure is contributing to the aesthetically value of the building. 3- The structural system is not exposed but still has a significant influence on the form of the building.
Do architects build or just design?
Architects design buildings, but their job description involves responsibility for much more than just the artistic elements of design. Architects also: Run small businesses and manage teams of employees. Work with contractors during a building’s construction phase.
Is an architect the same as a structural engineer?
Architects typically gain experience from architectural design firms while structural engineers build their knowledge and expertise through countless site visits, workforce and equipment management, project scheduling, and others.
What is the relationship between architecture and structure?
The relationship between structure and architecture is expressed as follows: Structural design: The structural requirements imposed the form and formal logic has been praised and admired as a part of visual language. Structure as a design: Structural elements are selected and controlled by primarily visual standards.
Why is the structure of a building important?
Proper structural planning for a building makes it strong and cost effective. Support structure indeterminacy to provide many paths for load sharing and time to escape in case of earthquake failure. Provide proper serviceability and pleasure to its occupants.
Can an architect build their own house?
Personal property: The ambitious homes architects build for themselves. The home is a built form that allows the architect to explore and convert ideas into reality. The opportunities and potential for expression to expand the boundaries of building form and building space are endless.