Interior architect

Building architects design commercial, industrial, residential and non-residential buildings and oversee their construction, maintenance and restoration.

• developing or improving architectural theories and methods;
• inspecting sites and consulting clients, managers and other stakeholders to determine the type, style and size of proposed buildings and alterations to existing buildings;
• providing information on design, materials and construction timeframes;
• preparing design documentation, including sketches and drawings, and integrating structural, mechanical and aesthetic elements into the final architectural design;
• preparing specifications and contract documents for builders and preparing tenders on behalf of clients;
• establishing the necessary contacts to ensure that the project is carried out in terms of style, cost, timing and compliance with legislation;
• identifying and finding the best solution regarding the functionality and interior of buildings and preparing the necessary designs, drawings and plans;
• overseeing construction or restoration work to ensure compliance with specifications and quality standards;
• advising and consulting with other professionals.
• Examples of occupations in this unit group:
• Chief architect
• Architect
• Architect, interior