"Louie Kahn said," Even a brick wants to be something... a brick wants to be, something... it inspires. Even a common ordinary brick wants to be something more than it is... and that is what we must be ("Indecent Proposal")
             The Expand program discus's that mathematics, coordination, idea generation, implementation planning, speaking, product inspection, active listening, and visioning are all skills a person must have to be a successful architect ("Architect"). Being an architect is very contradictive; architects are artistic and creative which uses the right side of the brain, and they are also very technical and mathematical, which uses the left side of the brain.
             Many of the abilities that associate with architecture are things such as visualization, written expression, deductive reasoning, fluency of ideas, and oral comprehension ("Architect"). To be a successful architect you must find a job that illuminates an architects best abilities, look for a job where you get what you give. Explore the jobs where you can get the feeling of accomplishment ("Architect"). "Architecture must learn to see brick as brick, learn to see steel as steel, see glass as glass," (Rifkind 29) Frank Lloyd Wright stated, who is one of the most well known architects of our decade... if not this century.
             While being employed as an architect, some of the important work activities include thinking creatively and coming up with new ideas, drafting and specifying technical devices for the buildings, etc. Also getting information needed to do the job correctly, and evaluating information against standards, communicating with people other
             than the organization, etc. ("Architect").
             In 1996, employment in the United Stated for architecture was 94,000, of which 26,000 were self-employed ("Architect"). "It is projected that by the year 2006 employ
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