becoming an architect
Becoming an Architect A Guide to Careers in Design
Lee Waldrep
WHY TO BUY
Essential guide for anyone entering or considering the architecture
profession.
INFORMATION
Author biography
ISBN10: 0-471-70954-9
ISBN13: 978-0-471-70954-1
In Store Date: March 31, 2006
Publication Date: April 7, 2006
Price: US$ 35.00
CAN$ 45.99
£ 22.99
Pages: 320 (estimated)
Season: Spring 2006
Trim Size: 7 3/8 x 9 in.
Format: Paper
Carton Quantity: 36
Number of Illustrations:
• Photos: B&W: 136 Color:0
• Written by a nationally known expert on architecture career development.
• Drawings: B&W: 21 Color:0
• A section on Do You Want to be an Architect? will orient the reader to an architect's duties, Subject: (AR00) General &
Introductory Architecture
tasks, and career.
Field: ARGD00 (Architecture and
• A section on the education of an architect will outline the education process, with three
Design)
chapters focused on preparation, selecting a school, and the architecture coursework.
Discipline: ARX000 (Architecture)
• A section on Gaining Experience will focus on the training of an architect, the experience Subdiscipline: ARX100 (Architecture)
of becoming an architect.
Course: AR0010 (General/Introductory
• Career profiles will be throughout the text, highlighting individuals that have varied career Architecture)
paths.
Product Line: (Z1)
• The appendix will include relevant information on associations and organizations related to Architecture/Engineering
Discount Group: (1T) Tradethe profession.
Discounted titles
Bookstore Category: (ARC000000)
ARCHITECTURE/General
Editor: (031) Czarnecki, J.
Marketing Manager: (44) Mayhew,
Becoming an Architect is a highly visual career guide for those who are considering, or
Justin
embarking upon, a career in architecture. The book provides an overview of the profession,
educational requirements, design specialties, the job search, registration requirements, and the Publisher: (Z1) Amanda Miller
EAN: 9780471709541
many directions in which a career in architecture can go. Included are in-depth
UPC: 723812738403
profiles with architects of varying backgrounds and specialties.
Market Restrictions: World Rights
Rights: Incomplete Rights
Lee W. Waldrep, Ph.D., Associate Dean in the School of Architecture, Planning, and
Preservation , University of Maryland.
He holds a Ph.D. in Counseling and Development from The American University with a Master
of Architecture from Arizona State University and a Bachelor of Science from the University of
Michigan. He has lectured and presented on the topic of careers and architecture extensively at
architecture programs including the AIAS Forum and Grassroots. He has also presented at a
recent northeast regional conference of the ACSA, high schools, junior highs, and elementary
schools on the topic of "becoming an architect." In 1995-1997, he authored a series of three
articles on the same topic for the IDP News, a publication distributed to over 12,500 interns.
Sales handles
About the topic/technology
Market description
(Please include secondary markets)
primary: high school students, undergrads, and others considering careers in architecture.
Architecture school career counselors and high school guidance counselors.
secondary: architecture school intro course and professional practice faculty, human resource
personnel in architecture firms.
11/30/2005
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Page 1
Becoming an Architect A Guide to Careers in Design
Lee Waldrep
About the book
Becoming An Architect will provide insight into the process of becoming an architect. Using the three Es of becoming an architect -a) Education, b) Experience, and c) Exam, the book will provide the reader a detailed outline of graduating with an accredited
professional degree in architecture, the "experience" or internship component, and the exam, the Architect Registration Examination
(A.R.E.). In addition, an introduction will help the reader answer -- do you want to be an architect? – Scattered throughout the text
will be career profiles of those within the profession highlighting the many careers in architecture.
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11/30/2005
John Wiley & Sons , Inc. - Tip Sheet
Page 2
Lee Waldrep
WHY TO BUY
Essential guide for anyone entering or considering the architecture
profession.
INFORMATION
Author biography
ISBN10: 0-471-70954-9
ISBN13: 978-0-471-70954-1
In Store Date: March 31, 2006
Publication Date: April 7, 2006
Price: US$ 35.00
CAN$ 45.99
£ 22.99
Pages: 320 (estimated)
Season: Spring 2006
Trim Size: 7 3/8 x 9 in.
Format: Paper
Carton Quantity: 36
Number of Illustrations:
• Photos: B&W: 136 Color:0
• Written by a nationally known expert on architecture career development.
• Drawings: B&W: 21 Color:0
• A section on Do You Want to be an Architect? will orient the reader to an architect's duties, Subject: (AR00) General &
Introductory Architecture
tasks, and career.
Field: ARGD00 (Architecture and
• A section on the education of an architect will outline the education process, with three
Design)
chapters focused on preparation, selecting a school, and the architecture coursework.
Discipline: ARX000 (Architecture)
• A section on Gaining Experience will focus on the training of an architect, the experience Subdiscipline: ARX100 (Architecture)
of becoming an architect.
Course: AR0010 (General/Introductory
• Career profiles will be throughout the text, highlighting individuals that have varied career Architecture)
paths.
Product Line: (Z1)
• The appendix will include relevant information on associations and organizations related to Architecture/Engineering
Discount Group: (1T) Tradethe profession.
Discounted titles
Bookstore Category: (ARC000000)
ARCHITECTURE/General
Editor: (031) Czarnecki, J.
Marketing Manager: (44) Mayhew,
Becoming an Architect is a highly visual career guide for those who are considering, or
Justin
embarking upon, a career in architecture. The book provides an overview of the profession,
educational requirements, design specialties, the job search, registration requirements, and the Publisher: (Z1) Amanda Miller
EAN: 9780471709541
many directions in which a career in architecture can go. Included are in-depth
UPC: 723812738403
profiles with architects of varying backgrounds and specialties.
Market Restrictions: World Rights
Rights: Incomplete Rights
Lee W. Waldrep, Ph.D., Associate Dean in the School of Architecture, Planning, and
Preservation , University of Maryland.
He holds a Ph.D. in Counseling and Development from The American University with a Master
of Architecture from Arizona State University and a Bachelor of Science from the University of
Michigan. He has lectured and presented on the topic of careers and architecture extensively at
architecture programs including the AIAS Forum and Grassroots. He has also presented at a
recent northeast regional conference of the ACSA, high schools, junior highs, and elementary
schools on the topic of "becoming an architect." In 1995-1997, he authored a series of three
articles on the same topic for the IDP News, a publication distributed to over 12,500 interns.
Sales handles
About the topic/technology
Market description
(Please include secondary markets)
primary: high school students, undergrads, and others considering careers in architecture.
Architecture school career counselors and high school guidance counselors.
secondary: architecture school intro course and professional practice faculty, human resource
personnel in architecture firms.
11/30/2005
John Wiley & Sons , Inc. - Tip Sheet
Page 1
Becoming an Architect A Guide to Careers in Design
Lee Waldrep
About the book
Becoming An Architect will provide insight into the process of becoming an architect. Using the three Es of becoming an architect -a) Education, b) Experience, and c) Exam, the book will provide the reader a detailed outline of graduating with an accredited
professional degree in architecture, the "experience" or internship component, and the exam, the Architect Registration Examination
(A.R.E.). In addition, an introduction will help the reader answer -- do you want to be an architect? – Scattered throughout the text
will be career profiles of those within the profession highlighting the many careers in architecture.
Related titles (Add sales information)
(**SALES totals life through 5/25/04)
American Institute of Architects. "The Architect's Handbook of Professional Practice," 0471419699, August 2001, 1056 pages, $250.
(9,569 units)
American Institute of Architects. "The Architect's Handbook of Professional Practice Student Edition," 0471176729, December
2001, 624 pages, $90. (6,866 units)
Kim, Grace. "Survival Guide to Architectural Internship," 0471692638, January 2006, $45.
McGowan, Maryrose and Kelsey Kruse. "Interior Graphic Standards Student Edition," 0471461962, January 2004, 464 pages,
$59.50. (916 units)
Piven, Peter and Brad Perkins. "Architect's Essentials of Starting a Design Firm," 0471234818, April 2003, 272 pages, $35. (1,657
units)
Pressman, Andy. "Professional Practice 101: A Compendium of Business and Management Strategies in Architecture," 047113015x,
May 1997, 343 pages, $60. (4,345 units)
Ramsey, Charles George and Harold Reeves Sleeper. "Architectural Graphic Standards Student Edition," 0471348171, July 2000, 553
pages, $99. (18,066 units)
Valence, Jean. "Architect's Essentials of Professional Development," 0471236918, July 2003, 250 pages, $35. (745 units)
Becoming A . . . series
Hannah. "Becoming A Product Designer," 0471223530, January 2004, $35. (1953 units).
Heller. "Becoming A Graphic Designer," 047117677x, April 2002, $35. (11,210 units)
Piotrowski. "Becoming an Interior Designer," 0471232866, December 2003, 288 pages, $35. (2596 units)
11/30/2005
John Wiley & Sons , Inc. - Tip Sheet
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