Architecture? um, na uh!

        

      The creativeness that we see in architecture is exceptional; everything is unique and styled to its perfection. I take my time when I view buildings to understand all the intricacies and structures that present the wholeness. Although, looking at them I don't mind, it is thinking about joining the "architecture workforce" that I worry about. There comes a time when I have to admit that I wouldn't like to be an architect, and I believe it's now or never. To be an architect you need a Bachelor's Degree or a Master's Degree. For Bachelors, the prerequisites include mathematics and natural sciences; geometry, calculus, and physics are quite on the spot. For Master's, the prerequisites include architecture history, design theory, CAD software and construction technology. Usually, when you apply at a university, you are expected to showoff a portfolio. It should demonstrate of broad sketches and freehand drawings or anything relevant to that such as photographs, life drawing, paintings, models or collages. This is it, now comes the salary. If I ever come to that point where I look at payment rather than enjoyment, I guess I would want to be an architect because they earn between $46,000 and $68,300. But, selfishly, I rather seek a job only for my enjoyment and satisfaction. I just don't think being an architect is what I would like to follow because I still struggle with perspectives and, even though I look forward to math everyday, I don't think I would like to major in it as well as physics.