AI and Architectural Design AI is revolutionizing architectural design in ways we never imagined. It's not just about designing buildings; it’s about empowering architects to work smarter, be more creative, and better meet the needs of their clients. AI is quickly...
What is Adaptive Reuse? Adaptive reuse is a way to preserve a building by repurposing it for a new use. Abandoned buildings can be transformed into schools, offices, and even residential homes or apartments. This is a sustainable practice that can preserve cultural...
By Braxton Stewart In the world of real estate development, successful projects don’t happen in silos. Developers bring market insights, financial expertise, and strategic vision, while architects shape the built environment through thoughtful design, functionality,...
"A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one." Nothing could describe the value an architect brings to a project better than this quote. Architects offer a comprehensive range of skills to meet the diverse needs of their...
Having knowledge of these factors ensures you won’t be in for a surprise when you’re handed an initial estimate of probable cost. In today’s blog, we’ll discuss the four most common factors that’ll influence the cost of your new commercial building.
A Practical Guide for Architecture Projects Navigating the complexities of large-scale real estate projects demands a comprehensive understanding of various architectural and engineering (A/E) disciplines. Knowing the roles and contributions of each discipline not...
Trust is the foundation of any relationship between an architect and a client. An architect can add a lot of value to your project; from maximizing space and energy efficiency to choosing sustainable materials and navigating approvals.
Calculating project fees can be a bit of a guessing game. factor include: the project, the client relationship, the competition, the firm’s overhead, and the overall economy. This post shares common project fee structures associated with an architectural design process.
From an architect’s perspective, a feasibility study helps determine if options for a particular site are achievable and sustainable with the resources available. Because they hold so much value, these studies are used in a variety of industries.