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Architecture and Construction
Construction
industry, among other activities, meets the basic need of housing for man.
Being a labour intensive industry it is one of the biggest employers in
India. It employs variety of people starting from an unskilled labour to a
qualified architect. The construction industry in India is largely
unorganised and spread over both public and private sector.
The
area of work in the industry can be broadly divided into two. First is the
technical aspect, which involves conceptualising a project designing
various units of construction etc, and the second is the actual
construction. While planners and architects are more involved with the
first aspect, civil engineers and contractors deal with the actual
execution of the project. Roles of these professionals are however not
water tight and they work as a team in completion of any project.
The
construction industry is an important indicator of economic buoyancy in
any country. A boom in construction industry would not only mean many more
jobs but growth in other important sectors of economy, like steel and
cement as well. India being a growing economy there are enormous
opportunities in this field and demand for trained professionals in the
fields of architecture, building engineering, urban planning and
construction management is immense.
Educational
Qualification:
Would
depend on the area of specialisation. Commonly architects, civil engineers
and graduates in construction management corner the best jobs in the
industry.