Role of architect in city planning
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Architectural engineers play an important role in city planning by designing urban spaces to be green, efficient, functional, and pleasing to the eye. They plan where to place landscaping, roads, and buildings, and ensure the city is prepared for floods, fires, or other disasters through features like green belts, parks, levees, and emergency shelters. To get a job in this field requires an education in architectural engineering or a related field, experience with engineering software, and an architectural license. These roles consider both aesthetics and practical needs to balance historical character, modern access, and long-term planning for a city's growth.
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- 1. Role of Architect in city planning<br />Architecture engineering jobs in the area of urban city planning are in high demand. This is because more and more cities are becoming interested in ''green'' planning, renewal of urban spaces, and increased efficiency of their existing spaces. It is the architectural engineer who plans, designs, and oversees how the elements of landscaping, road routing, and building use combine into creating the urban environment. Often times these buildings are designed to house large numbers in such a way to be pleasing to the eye, functional, safe, and energy efficient. The architectural engineer can plan for this, creating green belt areas to help lessen the risk of floods and damage while creating urban parks for recreational use. In addition to this, the creation of levees, retaining walls, and emergency shelters are a vital part of this job. In order to get architecture engineering jobs in an urban setting one should have an educational background in architectural engineering. This can include a Masters degree in architecture or a similar field. Experience in engineering and the use of programs like AutoCAD, 3DModeling, or other visualization software coupled with proficiency in Revit, Sketchup, 3D Studio, or Photoshop is generally favored these days. Also one should seek an architectural license. There are many listings for workers in this field at a number of major cities. Many of these show on web searches. Like any other job, knowing what the employer needs and wants as well as your own skills is vital to getting a job in this field. Urban planning by an architect differs from other types of urban planning in that the architect typically pays attention to the aesthetics as much as the function. Someone with a straight engineering background would likely just find the most efficient and least costly way to do something thus falling on the other end of the spectrum. It is then the middle ground found in architecture engineering jobs that make the work so interesting to so many people. It is the ability to consider historical urban character alongside the needs for modern access and efficiency that highlights the best of these urban planners. By thinking ahead, the city can plan for extreme cases with properly designed evacuation routes and create emergency relief areas that can provide assistance in times of disaster. Plus modern codes make it necessary to ensure that everyone has accessibility to those and other amities. Where previous architects could focus largely on visuals, today's architecture engineering jobs must meet challenges for safety, both from natural and manmade disasters, environmental laws, resource conservation, efficiency in movement and energy use, and the historical background of the specific city they are dealing with. Planners who are both architects and engineers can better manage growth of cities by formatting long term plans that can be followed at the pace the city needs to meet the changing demands of the population.<br />