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If an Architect Can Build a Building, Why Do They Need a Civil Engineer?
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If an Architect Can Build a Building, Why Do They Need a Civil Engineer?
At first glance, it might seem like architects can do it all. After all, they draw the plans, decide how the building will look, and shape the entire design. But when it comes to actually building a structure that stands strong, architects need more than just creative vision. They need the science and strength of civil engineering and architecture working together. Let’s explore why civil engineers play such a crucial role, and how both professi…
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