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Yeah, I didn't really get where he was going with that. It's a part of our curriculum as well.
One shan't not build a building resembling a penis or Muhammad?
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Yeah, I didn't really get where he was going with that. It's a part of our curriculum as well.
One shan't not build a building resembling a penis or Muhammad?
I'm in culinary school.
One shan't not build a building resembling a penis or Muhammad?
A relatively common ethical dilemma for architects: a client wants a design that is not in the interest of the general populace and there is nothing in the building codes to prevent such a design. Which obligation takes precedence - that to the client or that to the public?
Obviously the client's, he is your client you are there to do a job he orders. The job of representing the populace belongs to the local government through building regulations. No dilemma here.
Obviously the client's, he is your client you are there to do a job he orders. The job of representing the populace belongs to the local government through building regulations. No dilemma here.
I'm in culinary school.
If I wasn't so lazy i'd link an outtake from that movie with Cuba Gooding Jr. and that fat guy from SNL. What was it, Boat Trip or something? They have a penis buffet on a cruise ship. That's more your thing, right kwilkie?
A relatively common ethical dilemma for architects: a client wants a design that is not in the interest of the general populace and there is nothing in the building codes to prevent such a design. Which obligation takes precedence - that to the client or that to the public?
Which career is better in your opinion? Designing buildings or defending criminals?
Am a lawyer (and an engineer). Got accepted into the IIT Architecture School but blew it off for monetary reasons (and I hate van der Rohe) If I were starting over I'd probably pick Architecture, but creativity can be found in any career. I got my fix by designing the remodeling of my house.
Everyone is (or like to play) lawyer when they get pulled over and asked to step out of the car