Architekt

Also known as building architects

Person, die mit der Planung und Gestaltung von Gebäuden betreut ist und ihren Bau überwacht

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An architect is a professional who designs buildings and the spaces around them, then oversees their construction. This work matters because architects shape the physical environments where people live and work, making decisions about how buildings function and how they fit into their surroundings.

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Occupation.image: 250px
Occupation.caption: An architect, 1893
Occupation.official_names: Architect
Occupation.type: Profession
Occupation.activity_sector: ArchitectureCivil engineeringStructural engineeringConstructionProject managementUrban planningInterior designVisual arts
Occupation.competencies: Engineering, technical knowledge, building design, planning and management skills
Occupation.formation: See professional requirements

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: profession
Image: Architect.png
Patron saint: Benedict of Nursia
Field of occupation: construction

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topic has template: Template:Infobox architect
male form of label: arquitecto
female form of label: مهندسه معماريه
Commons category: Architects
topic's main category: Category:Architects
ISCO-88 occupation class: 2161
category for eponymous categories: Category:Wikipedia categories named after architects
P8168: Hannibal
ISCO-08 occupation class: 2161

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Der Architekt (altgriechisch ἀρχιτέκτων architékton „oberster Handwerker, Baukünstler, Baumeister“; aus ἀρχή arché „Anfang, Ursprung, Grundlage, das Erste“ und τέχνη téchne „Kunst, Handwerk“) befasst sich mit der technischen, wirtschaftlichen, funktionalen und gestalterischen Planung und Errichtung oder Änderung von Gebäuden und Bauwerken vorwiegend des Hochbaues. Seine Kernkompetenz ist das über das Bauen hinausgehende Schaffen von Architektur.

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