Urban Designer with 3D Rendering Skills Salary

Job Description for Urban Designer

An urban designer help plan land use in urban locations for public and/or private entities. They perform a number of relevant duties, such as surveying land, analyzing existing land use and needs, and educating leaders and the public on projects as needed. Urban planners usually begin projects by working with government officials and relevant individuals and organizations within the city, learning about constituents' needs and other relevant information. The urban planner has to gather materials and information for the project, as there are usually many facets of a problem they have to take into consideration before making recommendations. They work with architects and other city officials on the project, including through reviewing site plans, assessing proposals, and helping make changes to proposals and work plans as needed.

The educational requirements for urban planner positions generally includes a master’s degree in a relevant field such as urban planning. Most employers usually require at least one to two years of work experience in a related field as well, and internships are often preferred. Urban planners generally work full time in an office setting during regular business hours, although overtime may be required depending on projects' needs. (Copyright 2019 PayScale.com)

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