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The design of architectural exterior/interior spaces, engineered elements and shelter design. An architect/landscape architect may produce designs for all types of buildings while others such as engineers are limited by training and law to structural or electrical elements of buildings etc., in addition; some who may be called building designers are limited to single unit home design.

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