Diploma in Architectural Technology
R2/540/4/0002
The architect as a practicing professional has the creative responsibility of designing buildings that shape the physical environment. To understand the diverse technological, humanistic and economical nature of environmental problems, the architect must have a sound general education. More importantly, the knowledge learnt must prepare him or her for a life of continuing change in which problems to be solved will be large and small - for every sort of function, in every type of climate and for every budget. The curriculum of this programme is designed to prepare students for a career that supports the building design industry. It equips students with the necessary technological skills and knowledge that range from building services, building construction and materials, to technical and CAD drawings, and office practice.
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Alumni Profile
Foo Hsiang Hsien
Design & Material Coordinator at Denniston International Architects and Planners
To excel in the industrial design industry, you have to be hardworking, creative, confident and brave enough to try to explore new things.
Career Opportunities
- Architectural Assistant
- Architectural Draftsperson or Technical Assistant
- Site Supervisor
- Project Executive/ Coordinator
- CAD Draftsperson
- Landscape Project Executive
About the Industry
Architecture is both the process and product of planning, designing and construction. Architectural works, in the material form of buildings, are often perceived as cultural symbols and as works of art. Historical civilizations are often identified with their surviving architectural achievements.
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