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3 years ago

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2 answers:

Nady [450]3 years ago

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Answer:

Visualization, fluency of ideas and deductive reasoning

Explanation:

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PSYCHO15rus [73]3 years ago

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Answer:

Visualization, fluency of ideas and deductive reasoning

Explanation:

Having in mind the spatial and design aspect of architecture, it is essential for an architect to possess the named abilities.

- Visualization - Since architects usually deal with projects that are yet to be started (design of houses and buildings), an architect must know how to effectively visualize things upfront. 1he/she has to know how will the designed object fit in the existing environment.

- Fluency of ideas - Being a highly creative (but still technical) job, it is essential to know how to articulate ideas and plans precisely to stakeholders and customers. in order to get a specific plan or project realized, an architect has to properly communicate the idea.

- Deductive reasoning - This kind of top-down approach to making important conclusions is a must for architects. They have to properly deduce a solution given some prerequisites and facts, e.g. How am I going to design a house, given 200 sq ft of space and a requirement regarding the usage of glass materials?

The first choice is mainly related to managerial positions, while the remaining two are related to physically-intensive jobs.

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Answer:

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yes

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