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We asked 1,000 architects what they're making. The answer: less than last year, on average.
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The subtext of today’s “lost generation” discussion is not the uncertainties in the economy, but queasy misgivings about architecture-school training.
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There are options when considering employee ownership of your architecture firm.
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It's tempting for firms to cut incentives in this economic climate, but great benefits can help retain great staff.
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Should you reduce your fees in the face of a recession, or do you have options?
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A series of charts tracks salary and benefits by position and experience level.
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For many young college graduates, the opportunity to travel abroad means fun and frolic. But for Amit Price Patel, the experience was a life-changing dose of reality.
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The dust-covered jobsite is a far cry from the studio Darren Guyer left behind when he switched from junior designer in an architecture firm to a site supervisor for a construction company, but the 31-year-old isn't looking back.
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If architects are either idea people or tectonic people, Mark Pasnik falls into the former camp.
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More and more, as architecture commands ever higher visibility, architects at all levels are finding that the profession can pay well and offer wealth-generating business opportunities, too. Entry-level and midcareer professionals are increasingly respect