Architecture by Makstutis, Geoffrey -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Contents Copyright Introduction

Architects and development What is architecture? What does an architect do? Reasons to become an architect Who is this book for? How to use this book

1. The Setting

History Theory The profession—history and theory

2. Education and Qualification

How long will it take? Getting there by other routes What to expect from courses Professional experience

3. The Client and The Brief

The client The brief

4. From Brief to Project

Inception and feasibility Scheme design/schematic design From concept to proposal

5. The Project and The Process

Outline proposals and scheme design Design and production information The tender/bidding process Project planning and works on site Completion Post-construction and feedback

6. The Practice

Types of practice Roles within a practice Production architects The team Workflow Consultants Interiors Masterplanning/urban design Health and safety

7. The Future

Digital architectures Professional development Research Embracing diversity Changes in professional practice Alternative careers Thinking architecture Sustainability and the future Architecture for social change

... Appendices

Glossary Further reading Online resources Useful addresses Index Picture credits Acknowledgements

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