Case Study #1_Michael Wu Feng

What do you think of when you hear the word professional? When I work part-time photo-editing, I often hear customers say, “You are professional, you can do it, just make it more beautiful.” So, what is professional? For me, when we carry the professional title, we need to know what we are going to do and try our best to make every detail of the work as best as possible. In another word, professionalism also means responsibility.
When we play as a professional architect, one of our important responsibilities is to ensure that all works are carried out to specific standards, building codes, guidelines, and regulations. In the case from Andy pressman, he mentions that After the building owner learned from the architect that the concrete composition was not up to standard, the owner only responded perfunctorily, so the architect suspected that the owner was cutting corners, cheating on the cement content. If I am the architect, I will Initiate a meeting with the contractor and owner, ensure they know the risk that if the concrete is not reaching the building requirements. If they don’t give a good solution after the meeting, then I will go to report the case to the department of building.