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" The architecture is basically a container of something. I hope (people) enjoy rather than the tea, but tea. "
Yoshio Taniguchi
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Should architecture students work for free?
Reading arquitextonica , which I like a lot, I found a link to an article of Architect's Journal , which speaks of the years of student and newly graduate of an architect.
Partners, an air of desperation surrounding our profession. We have many students, many new graduates, and few jobs. In the survey conducted by the AJ, a surprising 46% said they would be willing to work for free and / or find other part-time job to cover their costs, may gain experience. Almost half of respondents. Is not this ridiculous? We are devaluing our work. Without going any further, all my friends who graduated from a university, the architects are the least wins. And I think that's a pretty jealous, to which he devotes much to gain as little. Of course it is something we do with passion and because we met a lot, but not only that man lives, right?
In the discussion that followed the article in arquitextonica, Julen multi [ed] architects made a major contribution:
my opinion that any work of any kind, must be paid. From the humblest laborer to the world's tallest president a salary, why should not we do the architects? 
Reading arquitextonica , which I like a lot, I found a link to an article of Architect's Journal , which speaks of the years of student and newly graduate of an architect.
Partners, an air of desperation surrounding our profession. We have many students, many new graduates, and few jobs. In the survey conducted by the AJ, a surprising 46% said they would be willing to work for free and / or find other part-time job to cover their costs, may gain experience. Almost half of respondents. Is not this ridiculous? We are devaluing our work. Without going any further, all my friends who graduated from a university, the architects are the least wins. And I think that's a pretty jealous, to which he devotes much to gain as little. Of course it is something we do with passion and because we met a lot, but not only that man lives, right?
In the discussion that followed the article in arquitextonica, Julen multi [ed] architects made a major contribution:
" Personally I think this attitude is the beginning of end of a career. Because the degradation that leads to a group that has people willing to not charge (or charge very little) makes the level drops. must be evaluated to oneself, and require minimal time to put our and mind in the development of work.
And it is understandable that occasionally a student does not earn money for doing their internship, and you are getting an education, and is not yet licensed. It's something depends on the discretion of each architect, each release. But an architect and graduate won little or nothing is seriously wrong .... Above all, in the end we know that many architects do not accept students for their tremendous desire to teach but for the cheap labor that represents someone with little experience. How convenient Someone who can do all the talacha and receive little in return.
And if we add all the people who work in an office of any known architect, and gives years of his working life, hoping someday to get a better job and well paid by his side .. .
my opinion that any work of any kind, must be paid. From the humblest laborer to the world's tallest president a salary, why should not we do the architects?
sources: architects journal, May 21, 2009, article by Richard Waite.
arquitextonica, May 21, 2009, review by Miguel Villegas.
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