From urban planning to architecture

Hello, classmate, I don't know where you are. I have graduated for two years, and now I work in China Construction No.1 Bureau in Beijing. My previous major was not architecture. My present job is to compose the project engineering data with the project cost and technician assignment. I don't want to praise myself. My original intention is to tell you that your major can't absolutely affect your future work direction, not to mention that you can have such good conditions. Urban planning is better than architecture now. On the surface, the working environment after urban planning will be much better than buildings, and the construction site will never be comparable to the company's office. I started as a builder before, and I took it step by step. To put it more secular, urban planning is a municipal road, and tips and gifts are definitely indispensable. Only suggest what is appropriate, and don't dig the roots of socialism. Hehe, tell a joke.

It is not difficult to design a rice bowl, but once you absolutely embark on this road, you need to know a lot. To put it simply, first of all, you should know how to design software. Secondly, you need to know the engineering structure, geological structure, the implementation standards (mandatory provisions) of local urban construction units, and some environmentally friendly decorative materials that can save energy and reduce consumption. These will be clear after you have touched them. Suggestion: After careful consideration, graduate.

In the construction industry, from my own experience, from small to large, universities asked me everywhere on the construction site. You don't have to do construction, but you can't help but understand construction. First of all, you have to be familiar with the construction atlas of each major (you can download this on the Internet or contact me to send it to you). After you get familiar with it, you will basically have the qualification of quality inspector. With the construction experience, it is very important to test the technician's certificate and then understand the part of the project cost. When I was young, I said that a material engineer is not a good cost engineer unless he knows the engineering cost. When you are old, it is not a project manager to say that the project manager does not know the project cost.

Students, these are not big problems. Believe in yourself and know that experience is everything, not what major determines what job, but I quite agree with your postgraduate entrance examination, which will be of great help to your future career choice. I hope you can refuel, take advantage of the summer vacation to participate in the recruitment of 8 employees on the construction site, and actually implement it on the construction site to feel the life of workers and project managers. I believe you can grasp the direction, work hard and come on. ! !