Architecture and its Ethical Dilemmas Nicholas Ray
Publisher: Taylor & Francis

This is a different political spectrum that 5000 sf houses, but there are still ethical issues at stake – true for many, if not most architectural projects. They should as well include in-depth courses on urbanization issues and integrated planning. School of architecture should incorporate such ethical issues in their curricula. Is it because someone has used it to nudge people to make a bad decision instead of a good one? Will Wright, director of government and public affairs at AIA/LA lays out the dilemma: “Sure, some of the more compelling and innovative architecture firms may not have the budget, nor the clients, to support the financial needs of their interns, but if emerging talent Fitzgerald notes that some internship duties can be ethically performed for free if they are for college credit (and if handled correctly these can be as valuable, or more valuable, than some college courses). Choice architecture simply recognises that you can influence a choice by how you present that choice, as a system it is blind to whether the intention is good or bad. With few exceptions, designers are not trained to address ethical issues although they face them on a regular basis in executing their responsibilities. Until 2006, he was Senior Project Architect at Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects, where he practiced for eleven years, working on projects from Massachusetts to California. 2) It can cause severe burns in its gaseous state. LUCKILY they did their due diligence and discovered this guy's fabrication before trying to market these materials as originals and opening themselves up to legal liability. Where should architects draw the ethical line? It's honestly hard for me even to write about this without jumping into a very long winded and For me it's certainly an ethical dilemma if the conversation isn't being had with the original architect or designer. The best part about that answer is that I am not lying, but speaking to an even deeper truth is that I don't to have a conversation about architecture with someone who clearly judges their house with a different measuring stick than I would judge one of my own projects.