What does it take to earn 6 figures as an architect? In this episode of the Business of Architecture podcast, you'll discover 7 ways to earn 6 figures as an architect.
Your videos are valuable..plz do a video of yourself giving tips for 'just graduated Architecture students ' who want to start their own firm/business in Architecture
Great tips, Could you do a video on what masters / Post graduate degrees are prone to be the best niche field of architecture for junior architects to learn and pursue a promising career in?
Good day sir,i have complited 5 year course but not complited degree in terms of exams and from last 10 years im practicing as an architect designer with very deep knowledge in a creative way,shall i get job in experience basis not in terms of degree.
Let me put the salary in perspective I'm an Architectural Technologist 3 years university and I have worked 8 years professionally post study to get to £40k. In UK architectural Technologist get to a higher number faster then architects because the 3 year degree is classed as a finished degree whereas architects have to do the whole 7 years study before reaching £40k. My wife just graduated as an optometrist starting salary post university and 1 year pre registration £40k plus. Makes me feel like I have wasted my time doing architecture. To anyone about to do architecture. Dont! Passion doesnt pay cost of living and you do not want to work until your pension age. Look for financial freedom from your career, not to work your whole life and be tied down.
kevfoda look abroad/out of state. What he said about real estate is extremely important, there are residential/commercial properties being built everywhere constantly and you have to be confident & willing to offer your service.
@@rubyp2263 can you please mail me the the link. I’m struggling though & it’s been 8 months. Plz find my portfolio & work below. www.behance.net/gallery/103872323/ARCHITECTURAL-PORTFOLIO-OF-WORKS instagram.com/defining_arcs?igshid=m6hcg9frlx31
I want to be an architect when I’m an adult. I’m currently 16 and I’m taking extra design and business classes and doing a lot of home research it’s very overwhelming.
I am a 34 year old architect and I would advise you to think long and hard before embarking on an architecture career. Or you might end up becoming your nickname. Especially if you want more than one kid (or any kids for that matter) and a family. If you think of leading a monk-like existence and being married to your job for the rest of your life - then you might be fine. I plan on changing careers and I will return only if and when the current problems with fees are addressed in a satisfactory way. Good luck!
@@SURESH-ee2dr Long hours. Underappreciation both financially and morally (for the services we provide). Everybody is second-guessing you and think that they know better. Having to coordinate an ever increasing number of specialties - water, HVAC, structural, lighting, acoustic, electrical... Coordinating is VERY time consuming and therefore architecture is not a scalable enterprise, unlike engineering or accounting. Another problem is legal responsibility. You carry a lot of responsibility - while your building exists, or until you die.
Pashant Goswami I'm an architect, and trust me, you dont really need to be good at drawing. There are many types of architects, you just need to find your own path.
Not a lot of architects we’re good at drawing in the beginning (before they started on school). But after a lot drawing in school all different types you will find the one you like and you draw it more often and get better at it.
It is an occupation and a practice just like any other business. Yes, nothing wrong with enjoying what you do but it is if you can find clients to pay reasonably or a sustainable fee. The reason it may look like a rich man’s hobby if the cause a well connected architect or ones who get noticed by financial decision makers . Possibly how inconvenient it is to replace you can be an advantage. Money gives you choices.
An Architect is an "Over-Educated Fool." "A Nurse makes more money than an Architect." "A N.Y. Sanitation worker makes more money than an Architect." "A Carpenter makes more money than an Architect." "A N.Y. city taxi cab driver makes more money than an Architect."
Your video is not helpful as it do not explain where to find client to earn 6 figure, do best in what u doing this is common sense same as the following points
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Ways to make 6 figures in Architecture: Find a job outside of architecture.
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Totally agree with you
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Your videos are valuable..plz do a video of yourself giving tips for 'just graduated Architecture students ' who want to start their own firm/business in Architecture
did he evntually make this video
did he evntually make this video?
Love this. It’s helping me improve my practice, focus on working smarter, and make more money.
Great tips, Could you do a video on what masters / Post graduate degrees are prone to be the best niche field of architecture for junior architects to learn and pursue a promising career in?
Just watched this video 4 years later and his tips are still true today!!!
beautifully explained
Super valuable tips!
Quite interesting tips... Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Architect.
Awesome content! Tx a lot!
So did you get 6 figures yet?
Good day sir,i have complited 5 year course but not complited degree in terms of exams and from last 10 years im practicing as an architect designer with very deep knowledge in a creative way,shall i get job in experience basis not in terms of degree.
Thanks
Can't connect with the web address u given . Can u plz say it again?
What's the name of the speaker?
I appreciate you
Do you recommend this as a job?
Let me put the salary in perspective
I'm an Architectural Technologist 3 years university and I have worked 8 years professionally post study to get to £40k.
In UK architectural Technologist get to a higher number faster then architects because the 3 year degree is classed as a finished degree whereas architects have to do the whole 7 years study before reaching £40k.
My wife just graduated as an optometrist starting salary post university and 1 year pre registration £40k plus.
Makes me feel like I have wasted my time doing architecture.
To anyone about to do architecture. Dont! Passion doesnt pay cost of living and you do not want to work until your pension age. Look for financial freedom from your career, not to work your whole life and be tied down.
I am really struggling to get started as an intern. I have recently finished my studies but I cannot find anyone that would hire me. Any tips?
kevfoda look abroad/out of state. What he said about real estate is extremely important, there are residential/commercial properties being built everywhere constantly and you have to be confident & willing to offer your service.
Go to them
I work for a firm in Tucson Arizona. If you're interest I can send you a link to send your portfolio and resume.
@@rubyp2263 can you please mail me the the link. I’m struggling though & it’s been 8 months. Plz find my portfolio & work below.
www.behance.net/gallery/103872323/ARCHITECTURAL-PORTFOLIO-OF-WORKS
instagram.com/defining_arcs?igshid=m6hcg9frlx31
I want to be an architect when I’m an adult. I’m currently 16 and I’m taking extra design and business classes and doing a lot of home research it’s very overwhelming.
Same here
I am a 34 year old architect and I would advise you to think long and hard before embarking on an architecture career. Or you might end up becoming your nickname. Especially if you want more than one kid (or any kids for that matter) and a family. If you think of leading a monk-like existence and being married to your job for the rest of your life - then you might be fine. I plan on changing careers and I will return only if and when the current problems with fees are addressed in a satisfactory way.
Good luck!
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Without considering the current situation, what are the problems an architect faces?
@@SURESH-ee2dr Long hours. Underappreciation both financially and morally (for the services we provide). Everybody is second-guessing you and think that they know better. Having to coordinate an ever increasing number of specialties - water, HVAC, structural, lighting, acoustic, electrical... Coordinating is VERY time consuming and therefore architecture is not a scalable enterprise, unlike engineering or accounting. Another problem is legal responsibility. You carry a lot of responsibility - while your building exists, or until you die.
@@parvanboyukliev116 ok thank you for answering my questions 🙏
Great advice, I thought the answer was going to be: don't study architecture but switch to real estate investment...
haha - or switch into tech!
Can we switch into tech but inside architecture?
My mom works all by herself and i want to get her rich and financially free,any tips?
Architecture is a business. If you treat it as such it will yield good returns. 6 figures or better.
Do you earn more than 70k?
You're wise
I'm curious, do you make a 6 figure salary ? Or is this coming from someone who isn't ? Makes a difference, but I know you already know that.
Hey Adrian, yes I do - but I don't practice architecture any more. Good question and you have every right to ask it.
@@BusinessofArchitecture Why don't you practice anymore
@@SuperNat9999 maybe because he wanted to make 6 figures ;p
Is it actually 6 digits a month or a year, sorry I’m out of my mind.. :(
Year 😂😂
Learn what salary means before this video
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Piano lessons is an expense!!?????
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This video is about earnings for architects:
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My drawing isnt very good ? But i want to be architect ..😕
Pashant Goswami I'm an architect, and trust me, you dont really need to be good at drawing. There are many types of architects, you just need to find your own path.
Adrian Bizau how much do you make as an architect? i want to be one but im questioning the salary
Not a lot of architects we’re good at drawing in the beginning (before they started on school).
But after a lot drawing in school all different types you will find the one you like and you draw it more often and get better at it.
Daniel Seville I’ve heard it’s a very intellectually demanding field not someone who catches ghost on tape and listens to mainstream rap could do
Architecture is an expensive hobby. Not a profession that brings any money in.
Not true at all
It is an occupation and a practice just like any other business. Yes, nothing wrong with enjoying what you do but it is if you can find clients to pay reasonably or a sustainable fee. The reason it may look like a rich man’s hobby if the cause a well connected architect or ones who get noticed by financial decision makers . Possibly how inconvenient it is to replace you can be an advantage. Money gives you choices.
So true.
An Architect is an "Over-Educated Fool."
"A Nurse makes more money than an Architect."
"A N.Y. Sanitation worker makes more money than an Architect."
"A Carpenter makes more money than an Architect."
"A N.Y. city taxi cab driver makes more money than an Architect."
Get a side job that actually pays money
Your video is not helpful as it do not explain where to find client to earn 6 figure, do best in what u doing this is common sense same as the following points
great client= willing to pay $300/hour in fees ? How to earn 6 figures as an architect ? stop doing architecture ?? Huh ??
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Thank you Architect.