Architect Vs Architectural Technologist | Luxury Home Design
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- Опубліковано 13 лис 2016
- Kathy Yuen is an Architectural Technologist who designs luxury dream homes across Canada. Kathy works with homeowners who want to design and build their dream home.
Kathy and her team have developed a revolutionary 5-Step Planning Process to pro-actively plan a custom home project from start to finish. The process guarantees success and aims to eliminate the fear, uncertainty, and risk when clients embark on the process of designing and building their dream home.
This Process has been executed with tremendous success on over 500+ client projects, and the base of ecstatic clients continue to grow exponentially across Canada.
Her creative design sense and business acumen has attracted national attention over the years. Her firm’s design work has been featured in multiple luxury magazines and consistently won awards year after year. Kathy was nominated for the RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Award in 2016.
Kathy is Founder and President of Phase One Design, an award-winning custom home design firm established in 2006. Phase One has two studio locations in Calgary, Alberta area and Metro Vancouver area. The firm continues to grow and will likely be pursuing further geographical expansion in upcoming years.
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What this lady says is actually incorrect. I am a Chartered Architectural Technologist and can design any building. The stark difference is in the education; an architect is 90% design and we are around 60% with around 40% on the construction buildability and function. We are the essential conduit between an architect and a builder. We are not less than an architect just different.
Are you working in the UK? In Canada, technologists can only design residential up to a certain size without an architect's seal.
Deborah you are a charter Architectural Technologist and not an actual Technologist.
Yeben01 we can do commercial as well, within restrictions established by the Building Code and all qualifications have been met.
So, exactly a Architectural Technologist it's like a build contractor, civil engineering? and, that's mean Architectural Technologist its better are simple architect?
@@ColonelClusterFunk She's most definitely in the UK. That's the only place that I know where the technologist and architects are equal. ....In Canada the scope of practice and size limitations does vary some from province to province. In Ontario a technologist (or registered designer) can do any size home if it is a 1 level, and up to 3 storeys with a building footprint no more than 600 meters squared. This also applies to other residential buildings, commercial, and light/medium industrial buildings, but you need to be registered with the 'small buildings' qualitication.
What is said here may be true in her country, but is factually incorrect for most of the world.
I am a Chartered Architectural Technologist in the UK and can design any building that I am abe to based on my knowledge, skills and experience, this can be done with or without any link to an Architect. As an example I have deigned hospitals and other residential and non residential buidings in the UK for the NHS and private care providers. No restriction is made on size, complexity or value.
I am Chartered through Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT). Outside of the UK CIAT is becoming more widely known and the chartership provided through them is widely recognised, but some countries have local regulations, licences, etc. that may restrict practices or limit what can be done.
This is completely inaccurate. I’m an architectural technologist and I’m fully capable of construction buildings of all sizes. She should’ve said that architectural technologists focus more on the functionalities and management of the building while architects focus more on the designs and aesthetics
I am a master in chemical engineering but I got this degree accidentally, LOL. Now I want to attend school again in Canada to achieve my dream to be an architect, I enjoy drafting and construction and I see the world in XYZ without smoking weed, yes, I am the right candidate for your company. Hire me! ahahah
You tellin me i cant smoke a little to b an architect ?🥲
It’s been two years now, how’s it going?
@garywongrealty
Here in the States, one can design their own home, however, the design has to be approved by the local building dept. There are architects who in general have worked over the years with specific building depts. and thereby, they have already approved and accepted built home plans. The architect can sell those plans for $750 - $2000. The key points are percolation, ground water, and sewage removal. Those factors determine necessary factors affecting treatment of location prep and basement location. Those tests are standard.
Also, one can act as their own general contractor, as long as, they have approved plans and routine inspections by the local building dept with approval for each phase.
Thanks Gary for the content.
Through these informative videos I am becoming more acquainted with your locality's accepted processes.
Nick
The UK is similar people have to apply for planning. It normally for the ordinary person is easier if an architect does it but they can still do it them self.
Planning regulations in UK are super strict and all the fake carbon environmental regulations mean only the rich can build their own home in the UK.
Thanks it helped alot
Interesting... In South Africa, most individuals who I know that are ArchTechs, has the ability to design structures like hospitals, malls, etc. It is just, that here in SA, the way it is approved differs between Architect and ArchTech. The authority differs as per rank, but the knowledge and experience does not really make a difference when it comes to rank. Again, the education also plays a role, but in an economy like ours, we tend to do more for our self-enrichment.
What you have said here is that without doing a B ARCH and Masters we can do a Architectural technologist course and build small and medium sized houses. That means the drawings made by a Architectural technologist can be submitted to City office for all approvals without the stamped drawings of a Architect. Kindly reply and clarify.
Hi Amritpal, my guest Kathy's contact information is in the description. You can contact her for more clarification
@@supermash1 Hey supersmash, what a details reply, Im enrolling in Arch Tech this September and have so many question, do you mind if I contact you and have a few ?? That would be SUPER AWESOME
Old video, hey Gary. Local vancourverite here wondering which field of architecture would be best suited for wages and jobs. If you have any insight it would be appreciated. Looking to get in the field from millwright to an IT but still hands on job and architecture still let’s me do that. Thank you so much!
Hey Nathan, I would recommend reaching out to a local architect and taking him/her out for coffee to talks about that.
Gary Wong Realty thank you so much for getting back to me much appreciated!
From what I understood, architect university can design anything and everything in all sizes but architectural tech is only limited to residential with certain sizes. Okay make sense! Just like nurse tech cannot do everything a university nurse can.
do you know if the architectural technologist need to be licensed (registered) to work in Canada?
Yes, they must have done at least a college program which is architectural technologist. u can check george brown college programs to have more details about
@ thanks for your reply.. I have masters degree in architectural technology but from Jordan. Do you know if its recognized in Canada? Or I should study in Canada to be registered.
If you know the process please advise me
I search architectural design now I'm searching rock music what a distraction
Hope you enjoyed the video!
Is any architectural technologist course credit transferable for architect degree if I decide to pursue the latter in the future?
Good question, maybe you can reach out to Kathy and ask her if she can point you in the right direction.
Wanchen Sun
It depends on what country you live in. The organisation that you register with to practice is who you contact to find out what College credits matter. They probably have a check sheet and list of acceptables.
@@bighands69 Currently in Toronto, Ontario NONE. I have thought about it, took me quite sometime to get a straight answer that it a big NO :) that's mean if you enrolling in Arch Tech for 3 years of college and after decide to go to UNI for B.Arch and Later M.Arch, you gotta start from the very beginning. What a shame while lot the work they do overlap...
@@leonardonguyen4338 In Ontario, Sheridan, St Clair and George Brown have Articulation agreements with The BAC in Boston to complete the M.Arch. So it's possible but you have to go to the US for the last 2 years of your degree.
@@josephlim2099 yeah, I just attend the meeting about this matter as well, but the question remain that the Master you got from BAC will be valid in Ontario? (if you want to stay and work in canada instead of moving to US)
The truth is they are two competing fields and in some countries they are government by different organisations and end up doing the exact same job and competing for jobs.
Yes, that is true
so is an arch tech the same as a arch designer?
yes
No
Do they make DECENT money?
They do
to make decent money you have to struggle for 5 years) no matter which profession, just work hard and you will start making money eventually...
I'm going to nait for architectural technology
Austin im fairly sure this video is wromg about alot of things... I too will be attending nait for this program next september. how are you likeing it ?
Mason Livermore hey im applying for arch. tech. this year as well. Any tips and things i need to know about the program? It would mean a lot to me. Thank you
@@cxnnec7880 Same! So what do you think about the program?
@@jayarikishii I went to sait instead. Im a first yr at architectural technologies and honestly... it’s pretty exhausting ngl 😂😂
Gary, as a Past President of the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists in the UK enjoyed viewing your video on “Architectural Technologist, Canada”, if your subscribers wish to widen their knowledge and understand of the role/discipline of architectural technology professionals globally please click the link xx ciat.org.uk/about-us/what-is-a-chartered-architectural-technologist.html
Such a misrepresentation. Made it sound as arch technologists offer the same services as a licenced architect, just on a small scale. While in reality it's a difference of a nurse and a doctor. Not nearly the same
More like nurse tech vs nurse
Modern Architecture sucks