What is the difference between a craftman and an architect

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  1. profile image57
    borowestposted 12 years ago

    What is the difference between a craftman and an architect

  2. minso profile image61
    minsoposted 12 years ago

    I think the word architect relates to a designer or the one who conceptualizes while craftman means the person who actually made the product using the tools.

    Compare the architect of a building to masons who actually built.

    But many times the architect and the craftman roles can played by the same person - as in handicrafts, painting, writing and many other arts.

  3. lburmaster profile image71
    lburmasterposted 12 years ago

    A craftman is normally someone who works in the creation of the house or building such as human labor. Putting up walls, installing floor boards, electricity. An architect only plans these and creates the idea for the building.

  4. onegoodwoman profile image68
    onegoodwomanposted 12 years ago

    An architect draws a vision..........


    A CRAFTSMAN, acutally many, Craftsmen, give it life make it safe, make it work, and make it work safely.


    Those diverse skills, welders, concrete men, bricksmen, plumbing guys, video, and audio people, make it BE.   


    Without them.........those skilled tradesmen, it is just a pipe dream.  It is just a drawing that an artist drew.


    Do you put the safety of your family on the drawing.......or the tradesmen who brought the drawing to life?

    You, tell me, where is your family, standing, sitting.........on a seat, on a gurder, on a beam, on a wall, on a footing,............or on a drawing?


    The "craftsmen" make the drawing workable, doable, and safe........

  5. leroy64 profile image63
    leroy64posted 12 years ago

    Depends on what century you are taking the words from.   Until the the nineteenth century, there was very difference.  The modern architect is a person licensed by the state to ensure the health, safety and welfare of the public.  He might know something about being a craftsman, but it is no longer a requirement of the profession.

 
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