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How to find out if your architect is well organised?

An architectural project needn’t be a stressful experience. The design process will be much more seamless if you can find an architect that is well-organised and is able to structure the timeframe for the work efficiently.

Here are some simple tips to help you find an architect that is well-organised and ensure the smooth running of a project:

  1. Ask for references: When you are considering hiring an architect for your project, ask them to connect you to previous clients. These clients should be able to give you insight into the experience of working with the architect and the whole build process. You can ask them specifically about the architect’s organisation skills and whether they felt that the project was well-managed at the time.
  2. Review their portfolio: Take some time to research the architect’s track record of previous projects. Look out for evidence that the architect is highly organised, which can be found in detailed drawings, schedules and clear budgets.
  3. Ask about their process: During your initial consultations with the architect, ask them about their own unique design and construction process. This can help you to shine a light on how they plan to organise the project and manage the various phases of the build from start to finish.
  4. Inquire about project management tools: Ask the architect what practical tools and systems they have in place to manage projects. For example, we can use project management software to keep track of schedules, budgets and project tasks.
  5. Consider their communication skills: Good communication is essential to a successful project. You want to feel that your architect really listens and values your needs. Make sure that your architect is responsive to your questions and concerns and has systems in place to keep you informed about the progress of the project.

As architects, we’re there to guide you through a project and break down the process into steps so it becomes a little less overwhelming and more enjoyable. With the right technology and systems in place, we believe we have the expertise to make sure your project runs smoothly from beginning to end.

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