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BIM is a broader concept encompassing various software tools like Revit.

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Hey, don’t let the comments scare you-it’s tough, but it’s worth it if it’s your dream. Architecture’s not for the faint-hearted, but neither are you. 💪✨ Keep going!

Sure,Vivek! Why don't you write to us on "support@novatr.com" ? And we can definitely help out.

@@Novatr_official that's an good approach I'll try

Why? Ab IT mein bhi job milna very tough hai pehle jaisa nahi Raha ab and rise of AI is also reducing demand

Why not both? BIM is like IT’s cooler cousin in the AEC world-tech + creativity = unstoppable. 🚀

True, no field is a cakewalk anymore. But with BIM and AI, you’re riding the wave, not fighting it. Future-proof skills = future-proof career.

Glad to know that! More and more such content coming your way! 🚀

Thank you!

Tough love, huh? Architecture’s not easy, but sometimes it’s just about finding your groove. 💪

Quality over quantity, my friend! 🚀 But hey, maybe the millions are just late to the party. You’ve already joined the cool club-now let’s get others to catch up. Spread the word! 🌍✨

Yes

Absolutely! BIM’s like the brain behind structural design-it helps bring steel, concrete, and creativity together seamlessly. 🏗️✨

Fair point! Accountability starts at all levels-judiciary included. Change takes a team effort. ⚖️🏛️

Glad you enjoyed the video!

CEPT really said, ‘Architecture for all,’ huh? 🤯 Well, at least you’re surrounded by pros at every corner. 🏛️😂

What about after 1 -2 yrs experience

Fair point, but growth in BIM is exponential. Start small, Build big.

It's definitely a conversation worth having - bridging the gap between academia and real-world practice is essential.

Sorry to hear you’re facing an issue! Please feel free to reach out to us directly on our LinkedIn page [@Novatr]-we’ll be happy to assist you and sort things out ASAP! 💬

That’s the spirit! 🌟 Keep that passion alive-dreams don’t fade, they evolve. You’ve got this, no matter what anyone says. 💪💙

We understand your concerns, and we take them seriously. Novatr is committed to transparency and delivering real value. If you have any specific questions or doubts, we’re here to clarify and assist. Feel free to reach out to us on our LinkedIn page for a more detailed conversation. We’re always available to chat and provide the support you deserve.

Hey, it’s tough, but don’t let one rough patch define the whole journey. Architecture’s a marathon, not a sprint. Let’s work through this and find a way to reignite that spark! 🔥💪

​@@percy.garou1001 there are 3 paths you can take after you graduated from architecture these are; Sole proprietorship, which means you are your own and will earn you a lot of money. The downside is you will have a lot of competition. Partnership, you will work with another architect and you will divide both of your income evenly. Corporate, you will join a corporation and will work in a group. Even tho this will lessen the competition you will earn a little income. The video is the perfect example of this. This is my experience. At fist I thought architecture was all about aesthetics, I was wrong. I was also surprised that Architecture was one of the top 5 hardest courses around the world. And it was truly hard, this course includes engineering subjects(structural, sanitary and electrical), environmental planning and urban/city planning. You also needed to consider a lot of things like the environment and the climate. Ironically, I'm more comfortable with my engineering subjects than my major subjects mainly because it mainly focuses on computation and requires a little bit of drawing while my major subjects requires a lot drawings and sometimes even with computations. You need to memorize the building codes and also the laws. When designing a plan of building, the common dilemma that I encounter is balancing the aesthetic and function of a structure, sometimes I even give up on the aesthetic and mainly focus on the function because it is more important. I experienced not getting enough sleep for days just because of one project. This course requires a lot of efforts because you will do everything, that includes the architectural plan, structural plan, plumbing/sanitation plan , and electrical plan. If you want to become a architecture, I recommend going to colleges who uses the UK system because it offers 3 meanwhile the American system requires you to study for 5 years. But it can be different in your country.

​@@percy.garou1001change to engineering , you will get a better salary , and won't have to leave away your sleep , which is the most important part of a person's life

Wow, that’s a tough reality. But hey, it’s the ones who push through the toughest times who truly shape the future of architecture. If it’s your passion, don’t let the challenges or others’ opinions deter you. Keep going, the world needs architects like you. 🏛️🔥

Close, but not quite! 😅 It was actually a genius mix of brick and innovative engineering techniques. No mud, just pure brilliance! 🧠🏛️

Not exactly! While sustainability in architecture sometimes involves working with natural resources, it’s all about finding balance-preserving the environment while creating innovative designs. Let’s keep pushing for green, eco-friendly solutions! 🌿🌍

By employees i mean supervisors and sub contractors

Great question! For ease of use, we’d recommend starting with software like Autodesk Revit or BIM 360-they’re user-friendly and have a wide range of tutorials for beginners. These tools help streamline collaboration between supervisors and subcontractors, making the learning curve smoother. Let’s chat more if you need specific advice on getting started! 🚀