Careers for architects

Architectural Critic, Architectural Photographer, Architectural Programmer, Architectural Renderer, Building Envelope Scientist, Builder Inspector, CAD Coordinator, Campus Planner, Carpenter, Cartographer, Computer Presentation Designer, Computer Systems Analyst, Conservator, Construction Inspector, Construction Manager, Contractor , Corporate Consultant, Design/Build Team Manager, Developer, Document Designer, Environmental Planner, Furniture Designer, Graphic Designer, Heritage Planner, Illustrator, Industrial Designer, Interior Designer, Landscape Architect, Market Researcher, Model Maker, Municipal Architect, Museum Curator, Printmaker, Professor, Property Assessor, Publisher, Real Estate Agent, Real Estate Project Manager, Researcher, Set Designer, Structural Engineer, Technical Writer, TV/Film Producer, or Urban Planner

List from RAIC.

Can I add..Comics Artist (pm junior and gerry alanguilan?), Mayor (jaime lerner, lito atienza?)

So what do you wanna be?

Green Design, Female Values

"...Females have excelled in sustainability because it was, until very recently, not a mainstream path to professional success--and therefore an area that those with [a presumably masculine] thirst for power and recognition avoided."

Read more in Architectural Record's Blogs.

Real Estate Planning and Development

I hope CREBA doesn't mind me posting it here. :-)

CREBA- La Salle Certificate Course on REAL ESTATE PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
Wed May 2, 2007 9:21 pm (PST)
De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde School of Professional & Continuing Education (SPaCE)Chamber of Real Estate & Builders’ Associations, Inc. (CREBA)

POST-BACCALAUREATE DIPLOMA PROGRAM IN REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT MODULE 5: Real Estate Planning & Development
(May 19 to June 23, 2007)
9/F CSB Int’l. Conference Center, Estrada cor. Arellano Sts., Malate, Manila
1:00 pm to 7:30 pm * Saturdays only (6 weeks)

The realization of any real estate endeavor starts and ends with actual development of land and its increments. These real estate activities address not only the housing requirement of the people, but also the various aspects of commerce, industry, government service, economy, and all other activities that depend and require the use of a foremost capital which remains the best hedge against recession and devaluation: Land.

With this in mind, CREBA and DLS-CSB offers a course that will get together experts in the industry to help participants be aware of basic regulations and techniques as regards real estate development and construction, identify niches, and respond to market needs that have gone full circle with the demands of time.

At the end of the course, participants are expected to be equipped with enough know-how to undertake full development of well-made plans.

A major highlight of the course is a set of actual project inspection/s of select projects worthy of serving good examples.

TOPICS:
· Pre-Development Criteria for Real Estate Dev’t. Projects
· Types of Property Development· Administration and Control of Construction
· Technical Aspects of Construction· Residential and Townhouse Subdivisions
· High-rise and Medium-rise Condominiums· Commercial and Industrial Estates
· Farm Lots & Leisure Clubs· Wellness, Medical Tourism, and Retirement Facilities
· Columbarium and Memorial Parks
· Timesharing Concepts & Applications

COURSE DIRECTOR: PROF. DEMETRIO L. POSADAS
Past President, CREBA Social Housing Foundation, Inc.
Chairman, Fortune Star Development Corporation

OVER-ALL PROGRAM DIRECTOR: PROF. ROQUE A. MAGNO
Former Commissioner for Planning, Housing & Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB) Professorial Lecturer, University of the Philippines
School of Urban & Regional Planning (UP-SURP)

FEES: Php 7,500 (CREBA Members & Gov’t.)
Php 8,500 (Non-members)
5% Discounts for Early Bird/Groups of 5/DLSU Alumni, Faculty, Staff

REGISTER NOW! Call us at #373 2270 to 73/ #400 5425CREBA, Inc. (Chamber of Real Estate & Builders' Assoc. Inc.)3/F CREBA Center, Don A. Roces Ave. Quezon City, PHILIPPINES Tels: (632) 373 2270 to 75 Fax: (632) 373 2271 or 74 Email: http://us.f515.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Compose?To=creba_inc%40yahoo.com Website: www.crebaland. com.ph

Metrobank Art and Design Competition

"Your Environment Shapes You"

We believe that a creative & sustainable environment fosters holistic human development

ANNOUNCING THE LAUNCHING OF THE 2007 METROBANK ART & DESIGN EXCELLENCE NATIONAL COMPETITION IN ARCHITECTURE, INTERIOR DESIGN, PAINTING & SCULPTURE

For painters and sculptors 18-35 years old and registered architects and interior designers 25-45 years old

Entries should be:
For painting, either Oil based Medium on Canvas or Water Media on Paper,
minimum of 18" x 24" maximum of 36"x48", framed, no signature, open theme

For sculpture, small scale works, minimum of 12"x12" maximum of 16" x 16",
in either metal, wood, stone, glass, fired clay (one or a combination of),
base (optional) should not exceed 2", no signature, open theme

For architecture, built single detached residence in the Philippines,
completed and occupied for at least 1 year

For interior design, the theme is Sustainable Interior Design : Innovative Reuse two finalists will be chosen to construct their design and will vie for the grand prize

Grand Prize Winners will receive Php 200,000 and a sculptural trophy designed by renowned artist Noell El Farol

JOIN NOW!

Submission is on:
For Painting & Sculpture- April to May 5
For Interior Design - April to May 25
For Architecture - April to May 25

For details, call Metrobank Foundation at 898.8856 / 857.5918 (look for Mark or Son)

Entry forms in Painting, Sculpture and Architecture are now available at the
Metrobank Foundation office, 15th flr. Metrobank Plaza, Buendia Ave., Makati City
Select Metrobank branches
United Architects of the Philippines secretariat
Download at www.mbfoundation. org,ph

In partnership with
Metrobank Platinum Card
Federal Land
Philippine Institute of Interior Designers
United Architects of the Philippines
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