Architecture vs Structural Engineering - Career Differences

What's the difference between architecture and structural engineering? #shorts

[_shumba]

The structural engineer is the skeleton which keeps the body stable and brings together all the muscles, tendons and joints - without this engineer, everything falls apart.
The architect is the nice looking exterior which makes sure the whole body has a good presentation to the rest of the world - without this architect, very few people would care about what lies inside.

[UdarakaRuchiran]

Every single person who helped to build should be notice and respected. 🙌

[thecouncilofcircumcision]

The architect and the builder, they arrive calmly from their escalator with a sense of purpose

[liboy]

Architects are the visionaries, SE are the doers.

[davido]

Close coordination between arquitect and engineers brings the initial building concept to its final physical configuration.

[parsashemirani]

Amazing short video. Thank you very much!

[thelastnoise]

Forgets about the trades workers who also do the physical work...

[MasterCivilEngineering]

Master the concepts of practical civil engineering here

[JGL]

Having worked in the construction technology industry for a couple of decades I can tell you in no uncertain terms that architects and structural engineers rarely "partner" they just argue 😂

[Anon-mr]

In Britain, everyone thinks that the architect does everything.

[ericnguyen]

what about architectural engineering vs structural

[rawaaalhilween]

What is the software that shows the load distribution?!

[RamavathVishnu]

Is physics necessary for civil engineering?

[theinvincible]

Plz help me, I am in final year, graduating as an architect and I want to do masters in structural engineering... Is it worth the hassle?

[kictodd]

Then why do they get paid more than we do?

[randmayfield]

I don't know the technical name for the cement rebar construction technique that's used in Asia but I seen many buildings rise in Bangkok and Phnom Penh that will fold down on themselves in a seismic event. After these ugly skeletons are up the fancy facade follows making the buildings look modern and safe.
Safe they are not. If Bangkok ever experiences an earthquake on the larger size of the scale it's not going to be pretty.

[Daniel.Liddicoat]

I thought the Architect's job was to be a pain in the Engineer's ass.

[lolaharwood]

And thats why I'm doing a degree in structural engineering and architecture, i don't need anyone to argue with about the best approach- blend of the both!

[MikeMessiah]

Just become a civil engineer. They handle all the tasks.

[Aes_]

Kind of like designers and coder. One designs the looks snd the other writes the code and make it functional