Architect Role of Architect The accepted role of the architect has long been to design the building, advise on the selection and appoint of other sub-consultant, manage the design, select and appoint the contractor, and the sub-contractors, and generally represent the client’s interests as far as possible. Coming with these responsibilities is the duty to …
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Design Issues Design Error, Modifications, Revisions, Approvals, Shop-drawings Clients, when appointing a designer, whether Architect, Engineering Consultant, or a Contractor ( Design and Built Contract), expect the building to operate when complete in the manner envisaged when appointment was made. If the building fails to meet the client’s expectations, there are often questions asked of …
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What is the difference between Management Contracting and Construction Management. Management Contracting Management contracting is appropriate for large scale projects requiring an early start on site. The design is undertaken on behalf of the employer and this procurement route is ideal where work needs to be started before the design on the project is completed. …
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