What is the difference between an architect and a civil engineer?

An Architect only designs the project he will rely on the civil engineer for construction information like, what are condition of the site, if the native soil is suitable for structure, what are the requirements of the city in order to build. The Architect will gather information and convey it on the paper. If there is a problem with the application then it takes the civil engineer along with the architect to resolve the matter. Architect most be fluent in math and love to draw. I work with architects and engineers on a daily basis and I find sometimes they really have no clue on how to construct anything, like I always say an architect can balance a elephant on a rose peddle and a civil engineer will change the rose peddle to a olive branch for stability.

Civil engineering is a professional engineering discipline that deals with the design, construction and maintenance of the physical and naturally built environment, including works such as bridges, roads, canals, dams and buildings An architect is a licensed individual who leads a design team in the planning and design of buildings and participates in oversight of building construction. As an architect, you have many possibilities for a "main job." Ultimately, your responsibility is as stated above. However, depending on the firm you are with, yo may be required to focus one a specific task in the overall job. You must have excellent math skills, drafting skills and a lot of patience. Like any design work, your customer has ideas that are not always the best, even thought they believe that they are. Ciustomer service is crucial! Good luck