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28 March, 13:54

Has computerized design erased the need for architects? Explain your answer.

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    Computerized design is a method of creating plans and design figures. Architects jobs are to create these plans, design schematics, and solve problems based off of structure and appearance. Architects are still important because someone needs to be able to use this method of creating plans and design schematics.
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