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Need for a continuing education programme

By: Chikodi, Keshav .

Contributor(s): Satavalekar, Uday .

Publisher: Thane ACC LTD 2023Edition: Vol.88(11), Nov.Description: 46-48p.Subject(s): ARCHITECTURE GENERAL (AR-GEN)

Online resources: Click here In: Journal of the Indian institute of architects :(JIIA)Summary: An architect Bharat goes through five years of formal learning in architectural school and gets registered with the 'council of architecture'. An internship is an integral part of architectural education that allows architectural students to gain relevant skills and experience. Young architects continue their learning experience and gain valuable practical knowledge while working with practicing architects. For the majority of architects, this graph of learning peaks at a point, and learning or updating one's knowledge starts taking a backseat. Practicing architects get so engrossed in their routine professional lives that they forget to update their knowledge and skill sets.

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An architect Bharat goes through five years of formal learning in architectural school and gets registered with the 'council of architecture'. An internship is an integral part of architectural education that allows architectural students to gain relevant skills and experience. Young architects continue their learning experience and gain valuable practical knowledge while working with practicing architects. For the majority of architects, this graph of learning peaks at a point, and learning or updating one's knowledge starts taking a backseat. Practicing architects get so engrossed in their routine professional lives that they forget to update their knowledge and skill sets.