Architecture Practice
Architecture Practice: From extensions to new schools. An architecture practice sells fees in stages, and most small practices earn the bulk of theirs getting…
From extensions to new schools. Draw the building, then carry it through planning.
An architecture practice sells fees in stages, and most small practices earn the bulk of theirs getting a scheme through planning. Fees are quoted as a percentage or a lump sum and are almost always eaten by revisions, so the practices that make money are strict about what a stage includes and charge for what comes after. The title is protected: only someone on the register may call themselves an architect, and the work is tied to construction, so a stalled pipeline shows up in your fees a year before it shows up on site.
- Setup costs
- £6,000 to £60,000
- Competition
- Medium
- Category
- Construction & Property
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