Cebu's Young Architects

[kreik101]

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They get compensated anyway, what's wrong with that?
Try getting into this...You hire an architect to design a house for you. Many days after, he comes back to show his design. You want some things altered, then still many days pass before he comes back again. You can't contact him anytime you want. He gets back at you days after. He shows up when he wants. At that rate, you can have your house after years of waiting.

Both of you and your architect should set specific date and time when you will meet for him/her to show you his/her designs. We can't dedicated all of our time to a single project kay mahibilin rasad ang uban.

[Shamash]

Both of you and your architect should set specific date and time when you will meet for him/her to show you his/her designs. We can't dedicated all of our time to a single project kay mahibilin rasad ang uban.

This is not my situation. I just got asked the same question i asked.
I understand the Architect's side since most of the time you are handling multiple projects. Considering that, the client here allows the architect to set the date/time, but he doesn't always show up. The client can not also dedicate all his patience for this one architect.

Thanks for the inputs.

[elitesky]

ako pd very much fascinated by architecture, pero "almost" ra nq xa gkuha as course. but because of that fascination, ng practice ko rn ug architectural visualization using 3dsmax + vray, or mentalray. so musingit nlng ko. knsa to mga architects or designers nga nahan ipa render in 3d ila architectural designs, i can do it for you. just pm me. thanks!

[hexo]

architects.

overworked and underpaid.

[elitesky]

architects.

overworked and underpaid.

i thought licensed architects are guaranteed to become rich?

[jaypol81]

i thought licensed architects are guaranteed to become rich?

ur wrong bro.... lisud kaau kay ang mga client ang tan-aw nila sa architect.. drawing2x sa bondpaper unya ei butang sa blueprint.. ingnon lang ka ai... nganu mahal manka na g drawing raman na sa blueprint...
ang 10% professional fee mahimo na lng og 1% kung magkalisud TY ang PF.. wew...........

[cirext]

If we bound ourselves to the idea that only those with big connections can succeed in architecture, we may end up forsaking the profession..

[elitesky]

ur wrong bro.... lisud kaau kay ang mga client ang tan-aw nila sa architect.. drawing2x sa bondpaper unya ei butang sa blueprint.. ingnon lang ka ai... nganu mahal manka na g drawing raman na sa blueprint...
ang 10% professional fee mahimo na lng og 1% kung magkalisud TY ang PF.. wew...........

i wonder.. kung mka ingn ana b sd mga pasyente, nanu mahal mn pa consulta sa imo doc nga igo rmn ka ng kuris kuris sa imohang papel wahahaha

[enteresado]

bro, pa hitch lang ko sa imung page please.
interested sad unta ko sa imung managing partner position pero im still taking care of a lot of things at this time. anyway..

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thank you.

[musicminded]

Technically speaking, majority of the Filipino people don't even know what an architect is. Or if they do, they'd think the job is equivalent to a draftsman. They underestimate the profession too much.

Most architects in here (even the famous ones) are not paid based on the "supposedly standard rates" of what architects should get. In writing, being an architect is a noble profession with decent pay. In reality (Philippine Setting), you'd get lucky if your client pays half of what you're supposed to get.

I agree on that. but now they are not called draftsmen anymore, they are called autocad operators during this modern age. but still they are under estimated. but for me its a noble profession.