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Architecture Careers and Attainable Housing

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In today’s technologically advanced world many career counselors encourage people to choose careers working with computers or some form of technology because “that’s where the money is at” but few career counselors encourage people to choose architecture careers..

Why Architecture?

As an architect you will have the opportunity to work in a career where you can make a difference in the community and world that you live in by playing a part in the design and construction of new buildings that will be constructed around the country or world.

Architecture careers is never boring; it’s a profession where you will constantly be met with creative and challenging obstacles to overcome on a regular basis. Besides being challenged you will also be able to work in an environment with men and women who love their jobs and thrive working in a creative, fast paced environment.

Make A Difference With Attainable Housing

Over the last twenty years, home ownership has quickly become a thing of the past thanks to many homes that are priced well beyond what an average working class individual can afford. It’s also gotten harder to rent in many cities around the world and this lack of affordable or attainable housing has sent many people away from cities that they grew up in to other towns and cities that offer affordable housing.

Thanks to the leadership initiatives of the Obama Administration many new homes, condos, and apartments are being constructed in the United States that are within the reach financially of people who want to buy or rent.

Architects are playing a major role in the development of attainable housing because they get to be a deciding factor in what affordable materials are chosen plus consult with owners during the building process to insure that a new home, condo or apartment buildings construction costs are kept low so that savings can be passed onto future owners or renters.

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September 1st, 2011 at 1:06 am

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