Why Are Most Architectural Firms Small?
Did you know that census statistics indicate that most architectural firms are small. I have been wondering about that. Why would that be?
Assembly Concept For Organizing Work
Using the ‘assembly’ concept makes organizing much better for many things Architects do.
Do You Have Unique Methods?
All Architects have unique methods. The real benefit comes from documenting them.
Profit Planning From All Sides
Profit Planning for architects. Download a Profit Planning Worksheet.
The Three Critical Aspects
Growing your architectural firm depends on mastering the three aspects.
The Three Aspects
In order to build a successful architectural firm you need to master the 3 Aspects.
Scheduling And Grouping Design Decisions
Architectural design decisions - when to make them and how to group them for delegation.
Design Phase Checklist Examples
A tool to tell Architects what needs to be done to complete the work of a phase of design.
The 3 Ways Of Business Development For Architects
I think there are three ways to go with business development for architects.
Constraints - A Checklist And Questionnaire
There are always constraints in architectural projects. This is a way to uncover them early.
CODA For Architects
There is a new tool that could be a game changer for your firm.
Read on to see what Coda can do for you.
Architects Financial Model
The Financial Model of an Architect’s Office is a well-kept secret. Until now.
Working With A Building Committee
A Building Committee seems to be the preferred project management method for non-profits, church-based organizations and higher education.