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CMV: architecture is one of the most under appreciated jobs

over lockdown i had long time to reflect on everything that was important, staring out of the same window at the same row of buildings adjacent the street. With the whole introduction of the words "essential workers" light was brought to how important roles that were previously seen as lesser were to our lives. Oddly enough the career i found such respect for was architects. Being unable to travel i began to really miss seeing unique spaces. Once your surrounded by the same buildings for a year u appreciated that once u travel out that area your are treated to a whole new experience presented by the landscape and that what is built upon it. At the end of it all i decided to look into dropping out of my college course and pursue an architecture degree (eventually deciding not to follow this path) yet was kinda shocked with what i found during my research. The amount of work, dedication, time and  skill involved with becoming an architect is so high yet at the end of the day you earn a salary that doesnt near match. For a career that has such a large impact on our daily lives that has very long work hours, they dont seem to get near the level of respect or financial compensation as jobs like engineers.
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"essential workers" are those without which things would break down in the short term. No grocery store workers?  Buying food becomes really difficult really quickly.

No architects? We recycle existing designs for a while until the economy recovers. Civil engineers continue to make functional if not boring buildings.