Do architects have better living and lifestyles?
- Thread starter Starmix
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I disagree with that assumption. Living a good life entails a lot of things. Good life does not necessarily means material in prosper definition. I have a friend who is architect who is also in need of money all the time. Either he is borrowing or buying on credit. Living a good depends such much on personal decision and discipline.
Obviously, the architect live a better life because they could bag big contract and make huge money from it.
Well, I don't think that it's all of them that always get big contracts that pay them heavily which is why you would still see some of them that I'm not making enough money.
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Not all architects become successful in their business. There are also many of them struggling to find clients as sources of their investments. Lucky are those who were able to build a strong edifice that made them popular and in-demand architects.
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There are gifted architects who earned lucratively. They have many clients and every time a new construction is to be constructed, they are the ones chosen to layout. Those not so famous must strive hard to get known by public.
Not all architects have a better life, it all depends on how many clients use their services, and how high the fees they get from clients. Broadly speaking, an architect is not an easy job, he requires creativity and high precision, so it's not surprising that the fee is quite expensive.
The most important thing is for them to get work. Now the question is do you think that every one of them out there get jobs to do?
Not all architects enjoy a rewarding life, especially those just starting out. However, with hard work and commitment, they may find a path to a brighter future.
