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Do I have to choose physics to be an architect

Do I have to choose physics to be an architect
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Do I have to choose physics to be an architect

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you do need to choose that

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Physics is a very important part of Architecture. It helps you to understand how forces work on things that you build, so that they don't collapse. So yes, you do.

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