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   BobKovacs | Aug 10, 2005 03:10am | #1

   Ok...I'm confused- what's a "PE license in Architecture"????  I thought PE stood for "Professional Engineer", which differs greatly from "Licensed Architect".......

   Bob

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   DanT | Aug 10, 2005 03:20am | #2

   Yeah, whats up with that.  Architects and engineers are on opposite sides of the nickel I thought.  DanT

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   EricPaulson | Aug 10, 2005 03:35am | #3

   ...........my guess............he's licensed to design residential buildings, not bridges, tunnels or sewer and water systems.It's Never Too Late To Become

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   CAGIV | Aug 10, 2005 05:53am | #5

   There Architectural Engineers.

   Have a program for it here at KU, can't tell ya anything more then that, other then that they were all very odd individuals.

   No offence to the orginal poster.

    

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   MJLonigro | Aug 11, 2005 01:41am | #6

   Architectural engineering has been around for a while. In New York, a discipline was created which tests you in structures, plumbing design, HVAC design, electrical design, as well as contract law, construction management, etc.

   Basically, we can design residences and light commercial projects or interior fit-outs.

   I have been working on residential projects for quite some time, doing design builds of both custom homes and spec homes.

   If anyone needs some plans, don't hesitate to contact me.

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   MisterT | Aug 11, 2005 03:18am | #7

   I thought it was Phiz-Ed.

   Waddu we need a gym teacher for.

   I'm pretty sure I passed gym..."I think natural selection must have greatly rewarded the ability to reassure oneself in a crisis with complete bull$hit."

   I'm Swiss!

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   EricPaulson | Aug 10, 2005 03:37am | #4

   mj,

   Just drop me a quick email perhaps with a tel # so I can put you on file.

   I have an occassional need.

   Eric

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