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Does the architectural firm represent the client once building begins? Will clients need to deal with contract builders or will the architectural firm handle this?

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Does the architectural firm represent the client once building begins? Will clients need to deal with contract builders or will the architectural firm handle this?

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Whether the architect or the client deals with the builder depends on how the design and construction contracts have defined their respective roles. As noted above, there are many varieties of contracts. Sophisticated clients–those who have built several projects in the past–may prefer to maintain direction over the builder. For those who have not been through a major construction project, having an architect to intercede with the builder on their behalf can be a definite advantage.

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