How to Be an American Architect (Special Price)

Author: Yang Dezhang
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Publish Date: 1997-09-01
Features: This book comprehensively introduces all aspects of American architectural design practice, including standardization in the construction industry, the architect system, the services of architects, architectural design contracts, building regulations, the work organization of architects, architectural design methods, and numerous case studies in architectural design. All of these aim to accurately depict the role of architects in the construction process and clarify their responsibilities and obligations. At the same time, they also define the qualities that a qualified architect should possess. The sole purpose of this book is to provide a true and comprehensive introduction to American architectural design practice. The author is fully responsible for all the content in the book. The views, arguments, and explanations presented are entirely the author's own understanding and do not represent the official stance of any organization. The various document examples cited in the book are not official standard documents of the American Institute of Architects or any other organization, and the data indicators provided are not the latest statistics. The laws and regulations discussed are constantly being revised and updated, and the laws and interpretations of these laws vary across different regions in the United States.