Building architectural designer vs commercial interior designer

Differences between building architectural designer and commercial interior designer duties and responsibilities

Building architectural designer example responsibilities.

• Lead the development of BIM modeling content for the architecture team as a direct report to the executive and lead architects.
• Install doors, windows, flooring (laminate and tile), frame walls, build and design shelves and closets.
• Repair siding, roof replacement, doors and windows under codes and contracts.
• Develop customized user interaction models using object-orient prototyping.
• Conceptualize marketing campaigns that leverage Facebook and social media platforms that are recognized as the new best practice in public engagement.
• Review of installations and document deficiencies for the client to ensure the design meets codes and contract documents using PowerPoint presentations.
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Commercial interior designer example responsibilities.

• Lead the development of BIM modeling content for the architecture team as a direct report to the executive and lead architects.
• Perform production functions: drafting, documentation and 3-D Revit renderings.
• Implement the use of social media and play a vital role in the transition from AutoCad to Revit.
• Design, modele and render graphically intensive exteriors and interior environments and animations utilizing the latest in visualization technology.
• Demonstrate knowledge of product by creating PowerPoint presentations for clients introducing product lines such as furniture and lighting.
• Design and develop project-based graphics including logos, illustrations, diagrams, and content-supporting imagery as needed.