SHAWNDRA RUTLEDGE wrote:
> This is on target----I am using this example, Gary---my husband works in the construction world and is a draftsmand and superintendent----what we found is that his skills as a draftsman are no longer needed (as time as gone by) not because he cannot do the work but b/c of the advertising push for architects. A draftsmand and an architect can do the EXACT same job--but an Architect costs more and is the "common household" term we all know.
No, a draftsman CANNOT do the "Exact same job" that an architect can.
An architect is engineer+designer witha degree and certifications to
prove it.
A draftsman may know a lot from experience, but... get a grip!
Or is the draftsman also an engineer, etc.?
don't kid yourself.
Regards
Jay
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