Being a Civil Engineer Vs. an Architect

Im civil engineer 😊

Architect are great

That is wonderful, I am also civil Engineer😶🌟

I never knew that there was so much tension between the two professions..... Can't we just design and build some shit instead of fighting over who does it better??

Without civil engineers, architects can only dream 😢

Both is important to make dreams come true

Dang this is why RCE hates architects, they get paid more for doing nothing.

Can’t someone be both?

As a Architecture student, any type of Engineers are coolest and important. 🧠 🤝🏻

Thank u sir.❤❤❤

I like you man you keep it real
Architects are just simply Civil engineers who don't really like math , I'm about to choose a major and I'm stuck between the both , im average in math and good in physics so that's that , advise?

Guys, don’t do structural engineering. You’re just basically doing everything for the architect.

The outcome would be better if everyone focuses on their strengths. Jack of all trades are masters of none.

I am studying with civil, and i am good at art or you can say i can draw building structure... Can i do both work at the same time in future ? Anyone who knows?

Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineers work more closely with Architects than Civil Engineers....

Civil Engineers concentrate on 'Civil' Projects; roads, sewer, water, dams, airports, retaining walls etc. As a Landscape Architect, I worked with Civil Engineers and Architects. On some projects, Landscape Architects are prime designers and they direct Civil and Architects. While in University I also studied Architecture, Urban Planning, and Civil Engineering. We are responsible for Grading, Drainage, Site Access, among many other things that cross over to other professions. On large jobs, it is definitely a Team Project.

Good designers have spent time in field working with their own hands and understand what a line on drawing means...

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The builders are thr actual heroes.

It is possible to be both an architect and a civil engineer

There are many civil engineering structures that have no or minimal input from architects- hydraulic channel and chambers, Treatment works. drainage, cable support, etc towers,

It's hard to be a civil engineer, living a petite narrow-minded life arrogantly. I'd rather work with a structural engineer.

An architect can do engineering work.
But engineering cannot do the work of architect but I am not a Be in both.
But but I do both. 🤫

Even if engineers and architecture use their educational resource but those are labours from whom our world has developed.
Respect to every labours from around the world 🌎

Is anyone on here a Civil Engineer? I have questions if possible. Thanks(:

Final, without each other (also construction workers) a buildings wouldn't be built.

Civil engineering is difficult , but its a waste of time for civil engineers to look after the prospect of architectural work, they both coordinate ,so work can go easy within the time . Architects needs a good idea of design with given specific area or plot whether it is small plot or large. CivilE implement it

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A commentary, thought or reaction video to “the Line” city project of Saudi Arabia would be cool.
I think it’s very gimmicky and flashy but not really thought out.

As a professional civil engineer with 35 years experience in public,private & industry only time working with architects was in consulting projects doing land development, which they designed buildings & conceptual site layout. All other types of projects worked with other disciplined engineers. Working in nuclear industry was very interesting, transportation most satisfying.

Because of architect civil ingineers can construct

**Structural engineer

So,basically the architect creates the overall image and civil engineer brinfs that image to reality

I'm proud to be civil engineering ☺️

Architect are the actual thinkers

Civil Engineering anytime!!!

Only one of them is an engineer. 😂

Thank you for this video

is it recommendable to study both of these careers?

I think people who try to compete here which one deserves more are forgetting that civil engineering derived from architecture back in the 1950 architects were the architectural engineers they did both. So lets appreciate both.

Can’t I be both?

Civil Engineers are masters of Theory of Structures ❤️

Both Architects and Engineers deserve credit. Neither could work without the other, especially on large-scale projects. Anyone who says otherwise fails to realize the complexity of construction in today’s society (Speaking from a North American standpoint).

At multi-residential/commercial/institutional level - Neither could do the other’s work, and would burnout before the project went to Permit. Project Teams can get very complicated and involve many stakeholders: Civil, Structure, MEP, Building Envelope, Architect, Interior Designer, Hardware, Security, Owner’s Rep, Construction Manager, to name a few…

In my 3 years of practice as an Architect, I realized that you should find a right Struc. Engineer for you to be able to make your vision into reality. It's like finding a soulmate(but work related) where you both easily understand each others perspective & work in sync.

1978 ki building🏢 redevelopment mein kab jayegi
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In the UK, everyone thinks the architect does everything.

So architecture have more opportunities than civil 😑😑

People just don't appreciate all the works that goes into designing a building. Civil Engineers make what Architects image a reality, but the part of imagining is one hell of a task.