how it is related to architecture?
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HOSPICE COMES IN YO TAKE CARE OF THE TERMINALLY ILL PATIENTS. TO KEEP THEM AT HOME AND AS COMFORTABLE AS POSSIBLE
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For architecture schools a lot depends on your grades.  In many schools architecture is the most competitive major.  \n\nBe sure that you go to a school with a 5 year or 4+2 program.  You do not want to be "pre-architecture."  That qualifies you for nothing.  I did a 5 year program at Ball State (good program) but many schools are switching to Masters instead of Bachelors, but honestly, most firms know someone with a 5 year B-Arch is as qualified (sometimes more) then someone with a Masters, so that should not be your guide.  \n\nI agree with the above schools.  But here is my advice on finding a good school.\n\n I'd stay away from "big names."  You need to be taught by real professors in studio classes and not by grad assistants.  Where ever you go look for that.  Also look for a school that leaves the building open 24-7, closing an architecture building at 12 or 1 is a huge pain for students who have to bring drawings and stuff home to finish (all nighters are normal for architure students from year one.)  Look for a school that offers cross displinary minors worked into your cirriculum, so often architecture majors never get to take classes outside their major, pretty depressing.  Look for a school that offers classes on "sustainable" architecture.  \n\nThen get ready to work your butt off.... and have the time of your life...
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[chuckle]\n\nReally, it's still a compliment. In the idiomatic sense, of course, it's a compliment to say their work is unparalleled (unique). In the literal sense, a lack of parallel lines in an architect's structure may contribute to this uniqueness - look at the unique geometry of Frank Gehry's works, for instance. To construct a functional building without typical straight-line geometry is a challenge, and anyone who undertakes that challenge and succeeds deserves a hearty compliment.\n\nYes, I know, I have no sense of humor.
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Architecture uses the science of Geometry to design and construct houses.  Art designers sometimes use geometry when designing Arts made of mental and configured Art statutes of complex designs and shapes.  Carpenters use Geometry to build houses, doorways, staircases and other fixtures in houses.  Designers of space crafts, air planes, cars, trains and ships use the science of Geometry.
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Try the ASCE research library it has some good articles on civil engineering.\nYou will have many options to choose for example you can choose bridges
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An architect usually has a precise eye for detail. A background in art is especially helpful, with strengths in thinking as an engineer, a builder, good people-skills and an interior designer. An architect has to be a great listener when he/she is meeting with a client, to truly hear what they are asking for, and even what they're not actually verbalizing. It is a most fitting career for either gender, and there are all sorts of specializations in the field. \n\nIt is a rewarding career that can pay extremely well or get you by comfortably, in some sort of style. (Architects do have, above all else, STYLE.) You can work in a large firm and enjoy the big-city life or work in your pajamas at home. You can go anywhere with architecture...but you do have to enjoy sitting on your bum quite a lot. The hours are long and the deadlines can be stressful - but almost any job includes that.
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d.  Has to do with architecture. The facade is the front of the building.
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I go for the architecture. You should check  out the travel brochure.
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Generally:\n\nDrawing (by hand)\nComputer modeling/visualizing\nPhysics (statics, structures)\nHistory of Architecture\nStudio/Design Courses\nArchitectural/Building Sciences\nProfessional Practice\n\nThe numbers and types of these courses will vary with the university focus, be it design or technology or science or history. Also, most professional degree granting programs will require a basic college math course (calculus), history course, and english/writing course. \n\nArchitecture schools will give you many of the skills to get a job as an "intern architect" (you do get paid).  What is important to employers is: 1) that you are proficient in CAD; 2) that you can communicate well verbally and in writing; 3) that you understand different materials and how they are assembled in three dimensions.  The better colleges/universities will expose you to all three of these things throughout your college experience.
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Yes.  It's beautiful, plaintive, sometimes atonal, very delicate, kind of like the architecture.  I love it, too.
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Architecture is beauty...art...life! For after all what would we be without art? Human-beings have the need for creating and art and beauty is better than creation another bomb, for instance...don't you think?
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Yes it will\nAll new building sights need to have an enviromental impact study done.\nWouldn't it be so cool to be able to do the study as you are designing the structure.\nThat way you can design around the impacted areas and even design the structure to acent the enviorment that it is to be built in.\nIt will pay off.
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I wish starting was 40k.  It is on the coasts, but in the middle more around 35.  \n\nArchitecture is its own degree usally requiring 5 or 6 years (never less).  It is often one of the hardest degrees at a university.  For example at the school I went to only 30% of the kids who applied were accepted.  In first year we had 200+ students, we graduated 60.  \n\nHere's a good site: http://architecture.about.com/cs/careers/a/bearchitect.htm
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Basically, achitectural engineers design and guide the construction of buildings, bridges, monuments, etc. to function properly, withstand natural forces, and be asthetically pleasing. Teams of engineers, architects, and support staff  work together to accomplish this task.\nThis is a lofty goal you have set for yourself. If you are detemined enough, I know you can do it. Best wishes and Go Owls!!!
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if u want to study archtecture, chemistry will not be important. \nRemember maths and physics are compulsory. doing computing or ict  For a level  will be extremly  helpful . to have peace in your mind please contact one of uni's and ask .  you can check the requirements for your chosen course by searching\nthe uni's web site. \nAs an example u have to get AAB to do computer science in Imperial college london. \n\ngood luck
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Architectural engineers apply the skills of many engineering disciplines to the design, construction, operation, maintenance and renovation of buildings while paying attention to their impacts on the surrounding environment.
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Check the architecture section here\nhttp://www.interviewat.com/