Why & how do I work with an architect?
What should I look for when hiring an architect?
How to find out if your architect is well organised?
How do I find a good architect?
What advice would my architect give a property developer considering a residential project?
What information do I need to provide for my architect to start work on my renovation?
Does an architect have to be RIBA registered?
Can my architect help me understand how long my building project will take?
Does my architect have systems to make the process smooth?
What is the RIBA and ARB?
What is the difference between a self-employed architect and architecture studio?
Do I need a residential architect?

How do I choose an architect, what is the difference between them?

How to choose an architect?

Unless your project is very simple, it makes sense to at least talk to an architect for advice before you get going. Generally, architects offer a wide range of services for projects with a substantial fee, but for a smaller fee, an architect can help you get the best out of your project in the early stages, regardless of size and whether they are needed later on.

Most architects offer one-off consultations and these can be incredibly useful. They will give you guidance on all aspects of your project from design and cost through to planning and construction. In a short space of time, you can very quickly gain thoughtful ideas and architectural insight to help you realise your project.

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