*competitive
*mathematical
*artistic
*intelligent
Out of respect for others, I left the previous answer above. I do not particularly agree however. I am an architect with two masters degrees and 6 years of experience. I agree that architects need to be intelligent. I do not agree they necessarily have to be competitive - there are many architects who are extremely laid back and do not judge their effectiveness/success relative to others. I do not agree architects need to be "mathematical." I believe this is a common misconception. The most complex math that goes into architecture is very basic trigonometric functions (sine, cosine, tangent) - which we use during licensing process to break up forces into an x and y component. Lastly, I do not think architects need to be artistic. If one defines art as drawing, painting, modeling, and deriving at forms that "please the eye" - this is not architecture so much. If one defines art as a skill that can only be obtained subsequent to mastering many other complicated issues - then yes it is architecture in the same way that one might say a talented surgeon has mastered the "art and science" of medicine, or that surgery is an "art form."
I would say an architect needs to be extremely hard working and able to learn an appreciation for facets of architecture that are not quite so glamorous (research egress code, looking through a mechanical engineers drawing to be sure a duct doesn't conflict with a beam, spending his/her evening trying to figure out how a custom designed canopy might be put together and attached to a building, or reading the fine print on a specification sheet for an obscure object like a louver in the wall, or physical properties of steel panels exposed to weather.
The day to day office life of an architect is far from glamorous. We pull our hairs out over extremely small scale issues that an outsider may think is never even thought of. Architects understand these minuscule details are what makes are breaks a project - usually both in profit as well as overall design.
Architecture is a profession of detailing tiny scale things in an attempt at making something efficient, long lasting, and logical - not a profession of drawing fun pictures of buildings, drinking lattes in your sleek hip office, wearing all black stylish clothes and attending important galas.
Architects typically have a decent amount of self confidence and/or the ability to take criticism. We must endure a high amount of criticism from professors, peers, clients, consultants, users, and society. Often times the nature of this criticism is not constructive or put forth in a happy tone. Those who would get angered under such times and vent out in return do not have a personality well suited for architecture.
agreeable
alert
boundless
brave
bright
calm
capable
coherent
comfortable
confident
cooperative
courageous
delightful
detailed
determined
eager
efficient
encouraging
endurable
energetic
entertaining
enthusiastic
fair
faithful
fearless
friendly
helpful
hilarious
honorable
knowledgeable
level
likeable
mature
obedient
peaceful
pleasant
productive
responsible
righteous
self-assured
sincere
skillful
stimulating
successful
succinct
talented
thoughtful
thrifty
tough
trustworthy
wise
Typically calculus at the very least.
Architecture if you are more of the artistic type, but also somewhat interested in math and physics, which you will need to understand if you are to be an architect. If you are very much into mathematics and physics, but not interested in art and design, then mechanical engineering would be better for you.
The so-called "Type A" personality (reactive, aggressive) has been shown to increase the risk of heart disease, apparently by adding stress to the body's systems.
an interior architect designs the inside of someones home. Like the bedrooms, lounge area, bathrooms, t.v room etc. An architect designs the outside of someones house, like what the roof would look like, and window, door etc...
==In US== There are two routes a person can travel on their way to becoming a licensed architect. The first is to get your degree from an accredited college. NCARB ("National Council of Architectural Registration Board" the organization that monitors the profession) can supply a list of accredited colleges. This 5 year program will enable a candidtate to start testing through his/her state board. The second route is to gain an experiential equivalent through construction experience and working under a licences architect. Once you are qualified to take your exams, you must register with your state board for review of qualifications. If qualified, you will be issued a testing number and you can begin taking your tests in any order you prefer. At present there are 9 exams. As of June of 2008 the exams will be condensed into 8. Each candidate must complete their exams within a 5 year period. Each state may have additional requirements; for example California also requires a supplemental oral exam. Each candidate must also complete the IDP program through NCARB. The IDP "Intern Development Program" requires each candidate to work under a mentors supervision and keep a log of work experience. The total number of hours that must be logged in each area of the business is dictated by NCARB.
see ENFP (Myers-Briggs Personality Type)
round character
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They believe in the same thing as do Germans.
Cardinal trait Central trait Secondary trait.
There is no single type. Different girls like different personality traits.
what type of personal characteristics must you have in this profession ?
Locus of control, Machiavellianism, Self-Esteem, Self-Monitoring, Risk Taking, Type A Personality, Proactive Personality
There is no personality correlation with blood type. They blood type you have are as a result of the pairing of your parents, and you may inherit some of their traits, but it is not blood that determines them.
A type A person is a set of personality traits. It includes aggressiveness, impatience, hostility, competitiveness, and perfectionist.
Source traits describe the personality dimension or type of personality which underlies a person's trait personality which differs from one another. Surface traits are identified or projected by the individual according to the situation and environment.
Some traits of INFJ personality are introverted, intuitive, feeling, and judging. Most commonly is quiet and reserved at the same time this person has to feel like they are in control and organized.