General Contractor vs. Small Firm Architect: How To Improve the Contractor/Architect Relationship
As a small firm architect, you’re likely very aware of the dynamic that can exist between contractors and architects. Why do contractors and architects butt heads so much in the field? Is there a way to create a mutually beneficial relationship based on respect? This week on EntreArchitect podcast, General Contractor vs. Small Firm Architect: How To Improve the Contractor/Architect Relationship.
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Yes pre-construction services! Whenever possible I bring in the contractor day one on design and begin the process of getting them as invested in the design as you and the client are. I tell the client to expect about 5k in pre-construction services with the builder and I tell them why. It’s a very easy sell and it makes the process and the end result so much smoother.