The role of an event architect is multifaceted and encompasses various responsibilities related to designing, planning, and executing successful events. Event architects are responsible for creating the physical and visual aspects of events, ensuring they are both aesthetically pleasing and functional:

1. Architectural Relief: Measurement and creation of 2D drawings and 3D models of the spaces where the event will be held.

2. Conceptualization and Design: Creation of themes, color schemes, and architectural elements.

3. Spatial Layout: Design of the spatial layout of the event, which involves planning the arrangement of seating, exhibitor booths, stages, and other event elements to ensure efficient flow and functionality.

4. Logistics Planning: Planning of the logistical aspects of the event, such as entrances and exits, restroom facilities, catering areas, and the integration of technical infrastructure like sound and lighting systems.

5. Collaboration: They collaborate with event planners, interior designers, engineers, and contractors to bring the event concept to life. Effective communication and teamwork are essential.

6. Client Communication: Communication with clients, updating them on the progress of the project, incorporating their feedback, and ensuring that the final design meets their expectations.

7. Technical Drawings: Elaboration of technical drawings usefull for the production of the various elements created for the event.

8. On-Site Supervision: Oversee the setup, troubleshoot any issues that arise, and ensure that everything is executed according to the plan.