Architecture vs. Engineering

[@riodenzb.olimberio4568]

An architect's dream is an engineer's nightmare😂

[@thearchitecturegrind]

exactly! Usually how it works

[@aceheart5828]

What about architect engineers like Calatrava or Frank Lloyd Wright or Felix Candela? What about the fact that architects study 6 years, whilst structural engineers 4 years? What about the fact that the architectural course still has a significant engineering component, whilst the engineering course is almost empty of other disciplines? What about the fact that many architectural courses come with legal rights as an engineer to engineer any building up to four stories high? And the allowance to become a fully qualified engineer with one year extra study, whilst if the engineer wishes to become an architect he is placed in first year. ( not to mention the fact that the engineers drawings are children's drawings regardless of the maths behind them ) What about the multi disciplinary knowledge of the architect, who is well positioned to take into consideration all the concerns of other specialists and bring the building together. What about the percentage of architects who own their own practice or get a profit share in the business verses the percentage of engineers. I know an architect who in his third year of work, out of university had a combined salary and profit share which was about four to five times that of a full engineering salary, and as I suggested, for architects getting a profit share or starting your own business is not exceptional.

[@aceheart5828]

@@user-cq9re6jn5c Architect Engineers have a deep interest in developing forms which stem from engineering. This allows you to increase your spans and cantilevers, reduce the thickness of the structural components and produce altogether very aesthetic buildings. If you look at the buildings of those I mentioned, you will see the type of architecture which results from these principles. Until very recently there was no division in disciplines. The architect & engineer was one person. Other disciplines like quantity surveying and building science, also stem from architecture. Due to the fields growing in scope it became more impractical to handle all simultaneously. Today Architects are the only ones who maintain all disciplines, because the 'Mastery' of bringing the disciplines together harmoniously is extremely important in producing a building which functions well and is pleasing to look at. With computers available to reduce the workload, the architect is well positioned to become something closer to the historic architect who fulfilled all roles in one person, which has some benefit in achieving harmony of thought, design and final product.

[@raihanhussain2416]

@@aceheart5828Engineer >>> Architect

[@gevorgvanarmenie9788]

@@user-cq9re6jn5cyes, you can study it at e.g. Ghent University (where I study).

[@gracielazelaya216]

Architect: the dreamers Engineer: the realist

[@Questionablehams]

Okay you might be right but let me finish the poster first damn

[@shawnsmith3741]

Subs: the real world

[@Aliteralfetus]

imagine spending years studying only to come up with three cubes and a curved glass wall💀

[@ffreedomvat3737]

Me when both

[@zraihanr]

Me: both

[@stabingy]

Kudos to all Civil Engineers 🇬🇭

[@fibonaccisrazor]

A passionate architect knows the norms and will take his concept to the extremes within them. A passionate engineer will see an extraordinary architectural concept as a challenge and enhance it. If the chemistry between the architect and the engineer is "electric" and they can inspire the other contributors in the project, a masterpiece will ensue.

[@iansen]

An architect makes weird designs. Some Engineers: 😰

[@thearchitecturegrind]

So true

[@ClassicMan-D1]

This is going to be me in a few years, me as the architect BTW, ain't no way im dealing with another architect's BS

[@Apertureinnovators-hn7el]

​@@ClassicMan-D1 yes, I want to be an architect when I grow up, but this video is discouraging

[@archstudant5857]

This video was clearly made by an engineer

[@eaclips4547]

Only architects know what architects do I guess lol

[@Apertureinnovators-hn7el]

​@@eaclips4547lol

[@turbo_brian]

The name of the channel is "the architectural grind". Trust me, an engineer wouldn't be caught dead impersonating an architect.

[@user-tv4ih2kq6r]

Architects and Civil Engineers are both creative and technical fields. Civil Engineers are also creative, as creativity comes with inventive solutions, not just aesthetical pleasing designs. Architect are also technical, as architectural plans must adhere to building design regulations not just aesthetics. Architects deals with human-infrastructure interaction and building functionality. Civil Engineers deals with construction methods and structural, soil, and hydraulic designs. Just two different professions in same field, not comparable the same.

[@bemnetsileshi5222]

Clearly this is an engineer creating this post, I understand as an architect the challenge all engineers face when presented a design that requires innovative solutions; I also know we all discredit a field we know little about specially if we have a sufficient experience working with each other, but at the end of the day, limits have to be pushed, so our society can have a better life, and it is a conjoined responsibility between architects and engineers to willingly take this responsibility and build a better world so the newer generation of Architects and engineers will have to solve newer problems and also better what we struggled to realize.

[@thelemonlimeninja2144]

Architects and engineers aren’t building anything. Workers are. So if you’re gonna play atlas and act like y’all hold the construction world on your back, just remember all the calculators pens pencils papers and computers in the world won’t net you a building. Workers do.

[@DadicekCz]

Bro we don't need new twisty buildings

[@bemnetsileshi5222]

@@thelemonlimeninja2144 Thank you for adding that, workers don’t get the credit they deserve

[@bemnetsileshi5222]

@@DadicekCz I understand,but, we do need better buildings that cater to our growing needs as a society

[@GoogelyeyesSaysHej]

@@DadicekCzthe twists in high rise buildings are usually there for aerodynamic purposes

[@johnmopipi2955]

The architect carries all the project in mind, The engineer only thinks about the structural parts of the project presented by the architect

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Yep!

[@TMCNJ]

It’s great when you meet an Architect who knows their engineering

[@colbustersamuelson2617]

Of course the engineer is going to put glass in the building

[@WorldHistory_CE]

this guy has not worked with an architect ever before.... architect needs to insure that the building complies with laws, regulations, energy needs, space, heating, lighting. enough parking spaces, ventilation, that the whole building complies with codes in the region as well as the latest international expectations. ect... an engineer just needs to make sure the math works on the structure. Many architects also coordinate between the clients and all other professions. this guy has never worked with an architect clearly

[@DaveyJonesGreen]

Yes, but maybe so, my brother

[@androanthony5853]

You definitely don't know how hard engineer is. What do you mean that engineers just needs to make sure the math works on the structure? Are you aware that those maths are the reason why architect's ideals are possible. Those maths are so complicated that a small miscalculation can end the lives of many. Architects sure are awesome people for their creativities and ideals, but engineers are the ones who makes those ideals possible.

[@WorldHistory_CE]

@@androanthony5853dude, calm down. I work with engineers every day and have a great respect for them. A very good working relationship. I see you did not find my sarcastic comment funny. My apologies. I am guessing you are an engineer. Which one? Civil? Structural? You guys complement our work well

[@o.h.guzman9081]

"Just"

[@xia1122]

Very biased. Civil engineer degrees actually include design modules, that makes the engineer far more interdisciplinary than the architect.

[@MT.2012]

The architect also takes calculations into account, but it's the budget or absence of suitable material that forces the civil engineer to make the (necessary) changes.

[@Hmmmmmmmmm....]

But let's be clear, architects do more than just conceptualize the aesthetics, this type of statement is a misconception which often results in architecture being seen as the less important of professions

[@malazkarar1171]

You don't understand how I appreciate the lack of background music. Thank you.

[@simplyMr1]

Talking as if architects don't study about structure and form for 7 yrs, and architects do earn more than engineers too

[@n8blank]

Pay depends on location. There's barely any scope for Architects here in India. My dad is a civil engineer & he says most Architectural design is done by civl engineers. Except for some really specific buildings.

[@evil_mimi]

i like an aesthetic house that is built well :D

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Yeah, that last few years it seems like houses have not been built as well

[@SaliuWisdo45523]

The future is under construction

[@thearchitecturegrind]

@@SaliuWisdo45523 smart

[@nagarajugajji-u9b]

Architects are not merely asethicians they are the one who will consider the functionality and aesthetic aspect of any project they will decide which aspect to be given more emphasis for the successful accomplishment of the project

[@thearchitecturegrind]

🔥

[@luyandazakwe7474]

theres a reason why architecture is one of the most difficult studies in university.

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Yep you’re right

[@tiara_9304]

But engineering is the most difficult

[@zerperior]

Architects always overlook the assembly, its way easier to draw a cool building and than to build it. Sometimes the things they draw are impossible to build. Like that new tallest skyscraper that they are building in middle east

[@Skidmarks117]

wait. a short that actually tells useful information which isn’t brain rot. This is how shorts are supposed to work. short and concise. Thank you. You earned a sub.

[@chopyouup]

Architect = form Engineer = function

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Yes that simplifies it

[@RuminatingKiwi927]

This comment assumes architect students don't get introduced to "Vitruvius" and his three principles in the first month.

[@AhmadHossam]

Not really architect = form plus function Engneer = ensure it can stand up

[@Alkuf100]

@@AhmadHossamthank you for saying this. Architects are not facade engineers damn it

[@sodipephilip2141]

this is wrong, architecture isn't just about form, our forms also have to follow function.

[@ChimamandaJustin]

We also look at function too and if the building can either be actualized or not…and we look at sustainability and the 3 pillars of sustainability are economy, ecology and society…at least that’s what they teach us in school so I see no reason how it isn’t actualized irl

[@GhostPossumz]

Greta explanation ty I wanna be an architect :D

[@redvincegacha8275]

I don't see any problem in this video about structural engineers and architects. What I see is, structural engineers and architects have a teamwork to build.

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Good comment

[@BlissOn47]

I think the audio would be better if you'd put your mic closer to your mouth

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Might as well swallow the mic

[@SRGSERIES47]

😂😂😂

[@GabsARV]

I, a Civil Engineering student, am consistently praying that I won't be the one being blamed if a building doesn't stand, which make me more terrified of the architects that I will be working with in the future. I already have a shit ton of self-doubts and playing pretend-confidence may be the death of me.

[@Relaxihub]

In Iraq both of these jobs are combined under one major called architecture engineering

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Thank you. That’s interesting

[@aheikal1715]

Architect sale the ideas.. if the idea doesn’t fulfill the client needs.. there’s nothing engineer can build..

[@tiara_9304]

But u still need engineers to build it.. who wants to buy if u cant build? Architectural design very simple, now we have software, even my drafter make business with architechture

[@leonardofetalvero6942]

@@tiara_9304 AI will replace them in some instances.

[@tiara_9304]

@@leonardofetalvero6942 of course, even now AI can do interior design

[@al-fayyadramjaun5195]

To the architect here dreaming is good until we engineer told you it's not possible

[@aldiooril7018]

You seem to forget that architecture is is not all about aesthetic. The architect’s job is to be the master builder. They plan the overall design, layout and structure of the building. They combine the works of various engineering fields to their own works to make a “strong, functional and beautiful” building Edit: I know that this is just a very simplified video to tackle the main difference between an architect and an engineer, I added this comment for the viewers to understand that architecture is not just all about aesthetic

[@aldiooril7018]

Yes architects do plan the initial structure a building for a structural engineer to work around, they also plan the lightings, electrical fixtures and appliances for the electrical engineers to work around, they design the the placement of lavatories, showers, sinks for the master plumber to work around. Architects also consider the ventilation, sun exposure, noise, view, safety, ease of access, ergonomics, anthropology and other things when crafting their plan. People only think that architects only care about the “aesthetics” until they actually studied architecture.

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Thank you! You are definitely right. The Architect has a lot of responsibilities that account for more than just aesthetics.

[@tiara_9304]

​​@@aldiooril7018that is called a sketch.. architect do the sketch, engineers do the detail.. as simple as that

[@aldiooril7018]

@@tiara_9304 no they both draw sketches, and they both also draw the details.

[@tiara_9304]

@@aldiooril7018 ur reply really shows that u dunno.. hahahha.. useless arguing with stupid people like u.. hahahaha

[@mehrakjokar6651]

Lmao I’m both! I studied civil engineering and got my degree, got into work for a year and realized I’m more interested in architecture so now I’m getting my second degree. Sometimes I argue with myself in my brain about the design, it’s like I have two people inside me, the engineer and the architect.

[@thearchitecturegrind]

That’s cool 😎

[@alvarobejarano7147]

thanks to engineering things like airplanes and cars exist, once those weren’t even a dream

[@Questionablehams]

Architects can also reason based on logic and often they do deconstruct and redefine what’s possible or natural. this engineering “realistic”mindset just emanates nihilistic dead architects dreams when you alienate one from the other. We don’t rely on you to fix our designs; we have the same intrinsic critical thinking and problem solving capabilities, don’t hate lol.

[@Hmmmmmmmmm....]

The wind is slapping me through the screen

[@yes.2941]

Honestly if i could I'd be both

[@thearchitecturegrind]

They have architectural engineering, so it’s the best of both worlds. Although it has an emphasis on the engineering

[@maryamhayder2169]

@@thearchitecturegrind so is architectural engineering both civil and architecture?

[@zaidm1134]

​@@maryamhayder2169You can just be a Civil Engineer and try and be good at drawing and CAD (then you will know enough architecture that is commonly used). A Civil ca do quite a bit of Architecture but Architecture can do little to no Civil

[@Alkuf100]

@@zaidm1134architects have to know a lot of enginnering in some EU countries. Idk how it os around the world though

[@ClassicMan-D1]

pick a blue pill or a red pill you:* takes both * *crunches them * * gets purple pill * POOOFF!! architectural engineering

[@JohnFrumFromAmerica]

I both enginer and Architect try an meet the needs of the client. Haveing a structurally sounds building is a pretty important need of every client. Big projects should have a list of requirements from the client that everyone in the project should aim to achieve. And where not achievable these should be discussed and traded off with the client.

[@chrisalex001]

You paint architects as school children who just discovered watercolors. Architects have to figure out how tf to make the program work for the client while meeting the established budget, aesthetics, climate, and building codes. The engineer deals with all the structural work, which means inputting all the data into programs that figure out the math.

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Yep you are correct

[@watapizza1225]

So engineers are the responsibles of urban concrete hellscapes?

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Well, they are partly responsible, the client and their money play a role, and the design is also responsible.

[@chalkp]

Architect is the one who get the credit. We engineers is the one who always get shit on, despite how hard we need to make that architect dream comes true. Here comes the contractor changing design, starting over the design phrase lmfao now everyones fked

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Always how it goes regardless of the project 🤣

[@ClassicMan-D1]

well atleast engineers get paid more

[@chalkp]

@@ClassicMan-D1 in exchange for our sanity

[@BlazerManiacNumber96]

Kind of how it works in any industry. Film directors are the ones who get credit because it’s their ‘vision’, while all the set design, costuming, acting, VFX and audio work is done by thousands of people across dozens of departments.

[@djoldsoulkid3407]

🤣 y’all get paid more consider us even 😭

[@danielosezele8693]

Architects don't just make stuff look good, they think through the details as well. A good architect knows how to construct what he draws, and is very much as grounded and realistic as he is a dreamer. No good architect will present an engineer with an idea that he hasn't thought through the structural stability of, and this video is not communicating that.

[@lvseka]

An Architect deals with waaay more than aesthetics of a building. Most of what Architects work on are items routed in actual science. The fundamentals of what Architects work on are dealing with space, flow of buildings, privacy, noise etc. Issues dealing with thermal performance of a building, materiality, cost and even contract administration. All these aspects require creativity, but are more of problem solving than artistic

[@GoGoPower.Ranger]

Was Robert Venturi an Architect or an Engineer?

[@Football.Showcase7]

Architect

[@JerichoYeet]

Now, imagine an architectural who's also an engineer.

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Nice

[@JBO9]

Both of them❤

[@christinaakinshev1045]

Which one would you prefer?

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Architecture

[@LiamUlvi]

@@thearchitecturegrindreal civil engineer fans, GET HIM!!

[@thearchitecturegrind]

@@LiamUlvi haha

[@Victorious.Pakistan]

Haha that first building is being built in my town, It's gray structure has been like that since 5 years but work stopped :(

[@thabangntokoane528]

😂😂😂

[@ClassicMan-D1]

im guessing the engineers had enough with the architect's idea

[@TaKevinT]

money stopped flowing... maybe

[@charliew4112]

Dawg the photos of engineers are in finished buildings and of course an architects building looks prettier than an engineers because it doesn’t matter what a building looks like it’s about if it works and is it cost efficient

[@SatyamKashyap27]

Civil Engineer: Plastic Surgeon Architect: Makeup Artist? 😂

[@seongyuhhaur5120]

You meant art intact & engine near?

[@DtArni91]

It’s fantasy land till its built up before your eyes, that’s sheer determination and will power

[@3lectr1x]

Architects come up with ideas, engineers build em.

[@KDYinYouTube]

engineer also design the building...

[@liquidjesus7778]

Architects adjust the design so that low level engineers can do their work just to make it stand. What a joke

[@archstudant5857]

Architects do plan the initial structure a building for a structural engineer to work around, they also plan the lightings, electrical fixtures and appliances for the electrical engineers to work around, they design the the placement of lavatories, showers, sinks for the master plumber to work around. Architects also consider the ventilation, sun exposure, noise, view, safety, ease of access, ergonomics, anthropology and other things when crafting their plan. Engineers do the structural part.

[@EdgeLordOmen]

How did romans build wonderful architecutrue buildings?

[@thearchitecturegrind]

@@EdgeLordOmen magic

[@EdgeLordOmen]

@thearchitecturegrind what i mean is how did romans combine wonder engineering with beautiful architecturally building?

[@bulluks4234]

Whatsoever be the engineer's logic, qualification and experience its the Architect who first visualizes a building. So a building will always be known by the one who designs it...THE ARCHITECT.

[@AI-R12]

An architect makes weird designs. Some Engineers:

[@thearchitecturegrind]

ahah

[@Kevin-fj5oe]

Engineer: "This isn't pretty, but it would survive 9.0 earthquake and whatever category a hurricane has." If they have a budget.

[@ClassicMan-D1]

Engineer: this is pretty, but would it even survive an earthquake....or even a storm?? Architecture: IDK man, the millionaire said it looks good, if it doesn't hold up well, thats your problem Im out ✌️

[@joannamatyga44]

We should report this to real civil engineer

[@mohamedaamir4703]

I would disagree with the salary part. It is not accurate and an architect can earn more than an engineer do.

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Depends on country and level as well

[@V10nyx]

In reality it is a team effort where communication and working together is key. Most of the uber fancy architecture stuff doesn't get built and is called "paper architecture". I'm currently studying Architecture/Construction Management so hopefully I'll be able to assist and not design buildings too out of touch with reality

[@believer3727]

Any one plz tell me is origami housing is application of which of this? Is it includes structural engineering?

[@turbo_brian]

If the world had all engineers and no architects, it might look more dull. If the world had all architects and no engineers, we'd all be dead.

[@Base-creative]

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[@EdwardM-t8p]

Architect: Conceptual dreamer Engineer: Logistical thinker Contractor: Practical builder Building: Hideous monstrosity of neo-modernist developer chic design

[@mini696]

Why would i embarrass myself and say im an architect?

[@thearchitecturegrind]

It’s the coolest profession there is 😎

[@JamesLumapas-q5j]

In engineering,do you need a good hand writing? Because I have bad hand writing 😢

[@thearchitecturegrind]

No that shouldn’t be a problem

[@Bryle_]

You do fine with being a doctor cause their hand writtings are codex that needed to decipher.

[@WatercraftGames]

Depends on the country though. Spanish architects are basically engineers.

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Good to know

[@hadinemati1064]

What about architectural engineering

[@thearchitecturegrind]

It’s somewhat of a combination!!

[@terratoilet2]

“They use logic🗣️💨💨” “And rules🌬️”

[@AustralianMofo]

I want to be able to do both, design and build

[@NdidiamakaUzokwe]

Back away from the mic my dude. Also thank you for this

[@BlessingswhiteMkolola]

Need more

[@istrukturatv2936]

Architects create visions; engineers bring them to life.

[@liquidjesus7778]

*help them bring it to life. Architects envisioned everything for the project. You're paid to make it happen. Don't act as if engineers do all the work.

[@istrukturatv2936]

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[@ngderenfm3773]

As a chemical engineering student I'm afraid I'd have to take the engineering side even tho I'm not involved in any of this kekw. So engineer>architects.

[@thearchitecturegrind]

@@ngderenfm3773 fair enough, staying loyal

[@elham2393]

so the engineer is actually the more creative one here

[@WaitWhattttttt]

Ai to Engineer: I can serve you anything

[@AnselmoAbantao]

Architect's: design 10/10 Stability 5/10 Engineers: design 5/10 Stability 10/10

[@HeindsAG]

With only an architect, it might not last long, but it looks nice. With an engineer, it looks ugly, but gets the job done. With an architect and an engineer, it’ll look nice while being able to stay within realism

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Valid

[@eaclips4547]

Most structural engineers overdesign the structure, that means over budget lol

[@thearchitecturegrind]

😂

[@civilsajid1267]

Which software we learn for architecture design

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Rhino, revit, sketch up, Adobe photoshop, lumion, twinmotion

[@civilsajid1267]

@@thearchitecturegrind thanks for reply☺️☺️

[@jdickey3]

Engineer seems to be more practical

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Interesting take

[@choveaucorentin9180]

This is bs stereotyps from an engineer pov. You could also balance that with the bs from an architect pov. Architect : orchestra director, coordinating all the aspects of the design, not only for the client, but also for the users and the context, either rural or urban, from construction to decades of use and maintenance, and to potentially its endlife. And that's not talking about what "architectural design" means, which is way more complex than just aesthetics. Engineer : juggler trying its best to optimize the time he has, the ressources and tools he has, to satisfy codes and regulations through conceptual simplified models, which constrain a multifactorial design over decades for some shortcuts that helps him not to have to modify too much his excel sheets over a few weeks.

[@thearchitecturegrind]

😂

[@sonyabadass]

I thought Architect’s job was choose the materials and calculated everything

[@thearchitecturegrind]

They take on a lot more than just those two roles

[@UnknownArtist0-9]

Artitecture eligibility

[@machinegun5321]

Architect - paper Civil - IRL

[@thearchitecturegrind]

Yes 😅

[@Aminator_blank]

The REAL Civil Engineer IS GONNA BE ANGRY

[@cooltv7136]

There all creative in there own ways

[@HadiAnimations]

SOMEONE HELP! DUDE my colleges are right around the corner the corner I’m graduating this year, I wanna be an architect but accidentally filled everything in for civil HELP!

[@thearchitecturegrind]

You should be able to contact your college and they will help you change it

[@SHInangli]

Architecture isn't just about the aesthetic, your explanation lacks information

[@thearchitecturegrind]

True

[@VictorCosmin]

This is as far from how it actually is as it could ever be

[@adriannd]

dude back away from the microphone 😭

[@thearchitecturegrind]

not close enough maybe😂 🥸

[@ryouarozado1350]

They Use Logic, "Fwoooh".

[@joelmausisa1005]

Architecs inspect the project with umbrella while Engineer s with hard hat

[@barkbarkbarkbarkbarkbarkbark]

why do architects study math and physics then?

[@thearchitecturegrind]

@@barkbarkbarkbarkbarkbarkbark it’s good to have that background and to be well-rounded

[@beanieb0b]

You sound like an architect is holding a gun up to your head while forcing you to read this

[@samir_cho]

Yes please breathe in my ear while you speak. I love ASMR speaking

[@thearchitecturegrind]

🤣

[@Facebookthreads]

We create innovative ideas & engineers build it.

[@PsychicIsaacs]

All of these buildings are UGLY!!! My Dad was an Engineer, a Master Engineer, but everything he made was BEAUTIFUL! Even if its role was purely functional he took great pride in the aesthetics of his work, that it should be a work of quality. He hated modern art and hated modern architecture, with a passion! He called them Modern Monstrosities", and he was right! The work of Sunray Kelley is far superior to anything that is portrayed here, both aesthetically, in engineering terms of the strength of the structure, and practicality, His houses are not only beautiful, they work well and are enjoyable to live in. Meanwhile, these structures cost their own capital worth every five years to heat and cool, they psychologically encourage mental illness and psychosocial dysfunction, will never be renovated and in 50 years will be transformed into massive, crime ridden, vertical slums before literally collapsing into a pile of rubble, under their own weight! Please, let's stop this insanity and begin making human-scale structures that build our planet and human societies instead of destroying them!

[@Resul-nv4cm]

My guy here insulted us (architects)