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Meet the Team: Who Works with an Architect on a Design Project?

DesignScape Architects

Architectural and engineering companies often work together in a variety of areas, but three engineers that commonly work with architects include: 1. Structural engineers Everything from the weight of materials to the structure of the building will be taken into account by the structural engineer.

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10+ Things to Consider Before Renovating HomeĀ 

Architecture Ideas

Relevant Permissions According to Regulations Submit a written application for permits, if necessary to local authorities in your area before commencing the renovation work. Permits are imperative to ensure work is accomplished appropriately to designated standards without posing a threat or harm to you and your neighbors.

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The Commercial Design Process: How it Works in Cape Town

DesignScape Architects

However, specific local regulations and restrictions that impact the design process will vary from country to country. The architect will start design revisions and fine-tuning their existing designs, so they are ready to be assessed by structural engineers when necessary.

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The Role of Architects in Construction Projects

Santa Cruz Architect

Architectural services can be obtained from unlicensed persons, but they cannot call themselves architects and generally, with the exception of single-family residences, they cannot sign construction documents. Architects work hand-in-hand with other professionals such as civil and structural engineers to deliver qualified designs.

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Time to Abandon the Scorched Earth Approach in Subdivision Development

Community Architect

The urban planning tabula rasa approach has long been abandoned in favor of infill, rehabilitation, adaptive reuse and the preservation of historic structures and patterns that give cities their charm. Ironically, in part, due to environmental regulation, as we shall see. But tabula rasa is the modus operandi in suburban development.