Key Responsibilities:

Developing initial project design concepts and presenting these to clients.
Preparing and adjusting architectural drawings using computer-aided design (CAD) software.
Coordinating with engineers, contractors, and other professionals to ensure design feasibility.
Applying for planning permissions and advising clients on the statutory approvals required for projects.
Overseeing the construction process to ensure adherence to the architectural plans.
Conducting site visits and project meetings to monitor progress and compliance with design specifications.
Modifying designs based on client feedback, site conditions, and other influencing factors.
Education and Certification Requirements
To qualify for a position as an Architect in the construction industry, candidates typically need the following:

Requirements:
A professional degree in Architecture (bachelor’s or master’s degree).
Proficiency in CAD software and other architectural design and visualization tools.
Understanding of building codes, safety regulations, and construction processes.
Strong portfolio showcasing previous projects, which is crucial for demonstrating design capability and creativity to potential employers