I don't get it. Are you explaining the meaning of word and separate its function as a job title?

Good job!

For what it's worth, the word architect originates from the Greek word "architectu", or master builder or master carpenter. So architecture really does refer specifically to the design of buildings. It's really only relatively recently that the term architecture has been applied to non-building/non-construction disciplines, because the word immediately brings to mind the concept of "design".

And it really gets under the skin of licensed professional Architects when people who have nothing to do with the design of buildings and structures employ that title since it is a lengthy and onerous process to obtain licensing. It is similar to people who like to represent themselves as engineers, even though they do not have a degree in an engineering field nor any qualifications.

IMHO, I think it's really more accurate to talk about something's "design" rather than its "architecture" unless you are referring to a building or structure. Then again, that may be because I studied both architecture and engineering in school.

With that being said, I did like the video itself in terms of its presentation and its design. It all flowed really well from scene to scene. I'm curious as to what app was used to create it, too.

Nice video!
I think they used After Effects to create it.

Really liked the animation, and the way it clearly separates the difference between "architecture" and "design".
The way you explain it, it really reminds me of Plato's world of ideas, and the "cuppiness" of the cup. I'm not sure if that sounds proper in english, though ;-)

Operator 7G:
I'm no latin or greek expert, but I do speak a Latin-greek romance language and for that matter, I believe you are mistaken by saying "the word architect originates from the Greek word "architectu", or master builder or master carpenter."

The word in greek is "arkhitektôn", "architectu" is latin, and they both stand for "architect"
But as far as greek origins, "arkhi" usually stands for something that is "main" or "principal" like in arch-enemy. As in both languages, the meaning of main and principal is related to foundations, one can see that it can relate to, in a broader sense, the core of an idea as exposed in the animation. As far as "tekton", it refers to construction or building, but again in a broader sense like something that has been created.
That way, it's possible to understand architecture as the main construction of something. And by that I have to admit that the word "structure" you used, is quite like it. The point being, whoever created the animation, did their research...

I think this totally under mind my study as an Industrial Designer that's why I'm confuse. Operator7G, your explanation is much more inline with my thinking. I can see people misunderstanding this video in many way but it brings out some core value as an architecture.

Love it.

ok, and what actually is architecture ?

a cup---> there's a problem to solve.
a building ----> start with a problem and quickly become several n complex problems. to solve.
comparing to design (or other art ), conceptually the principle is the same. operating strategies is the same. The difference between Architecture and other arts is that Architecture is theirs mother.

Very good guys...
Just great!