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The architecture profession is considered a general design career, where most of the basics for architecture design is taught at all Teakin and most Siteakin paths. Accessible design is crucial to many overlapping careers so the design rules for accessible building design overlaps much of this overarching design theory.   All architecture design must abide by the particular rules as outlined in this document: Architecture of Elivera.   Often this profession doesn't have a set group of people who choose it as a long term profession but is instead ran by a committee of trained community members, who rotate out every few years. The basic qualification for the committee is an understanding of accessible design, geometry, acoustics, materials, and design elements that impact usage, form, function, access, and durability. The committee will draft designs for various projects that the community-at-large has decided is needed.   Designs then return to the larger community conventions, where votes will be cast on the ones most appealing and most likely to fit the specified needs.   The chosen design returns to the architectural committee, where the planning and building phases will soon commence.   Sometimes community members become highly skilled from their education and time on committees, and may become highly sought after in other communities that wish to create similar styles of buildings. These individuals may be requested to join temporarily the other community's committee to aid their efforts.