Re: Professionals | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Philip Proefrock (psproefrock![]() |
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Date: Fri, 25 Oct 1996 20:41:40 -0500 |
I think Denise Cote had some good ideas about dealing with design (and other) professionals in a project. Having a clear idea of what you want is not only a good thing for building the community, but it will also lead to a clearer relationship with the professionals in question. Knowing that you, as a group, want to emphasize passive solar before you hire a designer enables you to seek out someone with expertise (instead of just hiring someone, and then adding design requirements later on). Not everything will be worked out beforehand, and some things may be modified or changed. Architects are consultants, not directors, or at least they should be, and it is their job to advise you in your process of building your building(s). It is important that you have some specific, realistic ideas of what you want (in order to best utilize the professionals you are working with. Philip Proefrock (freshly minted {May 96} graduate architect)
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