What is the difference between a project architect and a project manager?

A project architect and a project manager perform many of the same duties, but an architect’s roles are often more specific to the design and execution of a project. A project manager’s duties are more generalized; they are often responsible for significantly more administrative work, such as hiring contractors, overseeing procurement, and ensuring that the project timeline is met. A project manager is also not required to be a licensed architect, although they may have a background in architecture or engineering.