The Value in Non-Traditional Expertise: How the Design Profession Has Evolved to Make Architecture Better
Copy The role of an architect has not always been what it is today. Historically, and almost since its inception, it was viewed as a “one-man show”, where the architect was the artist, the sculptor, and the visionary of a structure. As the practice has continued to evolve, it has become a much more collaborative, and much less individualistic profession in nature, continuously understanding the importance of considering outside perspectives- even those not traditionally trained in design. Only a few centuries ago, architecture was hardly thought of as a profession. It was taught in the fo...
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