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Project Manager, Architecture Reviews
What is it like working as a Project Manager, Architecture?
December 2018
New York Interior Design Architect.
Project Manager, Architecture in New York:
Pros: Vibrant city with great restaurants, cultural life and shopping.
Cons: Very expensive, a bit dirty.
October 2017
Small town north bay.
Project Manager, Architecture in North Bay:
Pros: I like the commute and the small community feel.
Cons: The least I like working in north bay is the lack of opportunity to seek similar employment.
February 2017
Pressure.
Project Manager, Architecture in Dubai:
Pros: Quality of live, experience, education.
Cons: Work security and cost of living.
May 2016
Use foward thinking skills.
Project Manager, Architecture:
Propose new solutions for every aspect of your job.
November 2015
DEADLINE DRIVEN PROFFESSION.
Project Manager, Architecture:
BECAREFUL THAT ARCHITECTURE DOESNT ONLY PROMISE DESIGN OPTIONS BUT A VERY TECHNICAL PROFEESION TOO.
November 2015
Learn to be a good communicator, practice often.
Project Manager, Architecture:
Part of being a manager is to be technically savvy, plan a project schedule to confirm that all are on board with project needs and on schedule. Communicate with your team on a regular basis to confirm that all are on track.
November 2015
Go to the next step if you are able.
Project Manager, Architecture:
As a non-licensed Architect, without an Architectural degree (my two degrees are in degrees in Arch. Design Technology and CADD) the benefits of being a Project Manager can be rewarding. The fact that I have the ability to draw/design buildings, create construction documents, work with colleagues and Owners during design, work with contractors during construction, and meet with materials suppliers and distributors to discuss the newest products for our buildings, and not have the "responsibility", per say, that the licensed professional has when they seal the drawings, make my career and position quite rewarding. This obviously does not take away the responsibility to do a thorough job as the Architect does review the drawings prior to sealing them. The more knowledge you have of how the buildings are constructed, the better off you are and will have much more success. Obviously there is a fairly significant pay difference between an PM and a licensed Architect due to education.
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