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Top 10 Most Viewed - All-Time![]() Architectural Fee As A Percentage Of Construction Cost
The traditional architectural fee was a percentage of construction costs. The baseline fee was 6%, but the percentage ... ![]() Pitch Pocket Detail
A Pitch Pocket is the last resort for sealing a roof penetration. When you have exhausted every possibility for accommodating a roof penetration in a more fool-proof way, a pitch pocket is the solution. ![]() Reception Counters
The issue of 'reception' has changed from a typical function for every office-based business ... to a begrudging necessity for those who can't eliminate the receptionist. ![]() The Ideal Janitor's Closet
Most of us don't give a thought to a Janitor's Closet. We put a sink in a small room of 5'x5' and move on. Well there's a little more to it if you want the space to serve the building owner. ![]() Fee As A Percentage Of Construction Cost
Once upon a time the percent fee was the standard. The AIA said so. Download the Table. ![]() Reception Counter Casework
Guidance on a Reception Counter for your next project. This detail touches on designing and detailing. ![]() Best Of - Architekwiki
In case you are wondering, here are the most-viewed articles that have appeared in the Architekwiki blogs ... ![]() ![]() Roof Scupper Detail
Through-wall roof scuppers are used in two circumstances. The first is for roof drainage where a gutter is ruled out for whatever reasons. The second is a backup system ... ![]() Do You Need The Kolbe System?
The Kolbe System is something you should be aware of - and use - unless you are a genius at hiring just the right person. |
Top 10 Most Viewed - Recently![]() Checklist Project Management
Checklists create a repeatable process, which increases the value of your organization by raising your standards. This is a top business goal. ![]() Typical Drywall Details
Details of Typical Wall Conditions in drywall construction are a good practice. In some simple projects they may not be required. However, ... ![]() Timekeeping For Architects
The problem with timekeeping isn’t the time entries. Virtually any system that you use works just fine. The problem with timekeeping is COMPILING the ... ![]() Typical Wall Details
After using several tactics such as: notes (too much real estate required), and key notes (better but easy to miss), and loads of sections (lots of work); my partner hit on a pretty neat solution. ![]() About - Architekwiki
The Problem: Architects need to know a lot of stuff. The Solution - Architekwiki; the vision and ways to keep informed. ![]() Customized Project Management
Trello Project Management process. The concept is to set up a master checklist of tasks that every project uses. ![]() No. 1 Marketing Tool
Using your email list is the number one marketing tool because it is the only tool that gives you measurable results as an architect. ![]() Rooftop Equipment Screens
One of the things that I didn’t like about my early designs was the way that the engineers screwed up the aesthetics ![]() Bidding For Architects
Over the years we have bid a lot of projects both privately and publicly. The following describes the steps in our process. ![]() Determining Project Profitability
How To Determine Project Profitability Determining Project Profitability is actually pretty simple. You allocate your overhead expenses based on ... |
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Bob Borson @bobborson what it's like to be and work with an architect There isn't anywhere that you can get a better insight into what being an architect is like. ![]() Help Everybody Everyday
Matt Handal @matthandal Marketing Advice Matt's blog never misses. I enjoy reading every one of them. His website has a lot of very worthwhile information. ![]() E-Quip Blog
Mel Lester @MelLester Practice Management Insights Tips, advice, and industry trends of interest to A/E firm managers or business developers. I look forward to every posting of Mel's. ![]() How To Architect
Doug Patt @howtoarchitect All About Doing Architecture Doug has a wealth of information for aspiring architects - a blog on Facebook, YouTube videos, and the Architect's Academy. |
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Jody Brown @JodyBrownArch Architectural Humor Hard to describe. I instantly liked it. His firm's blog is worth checking out too. ![]() Entrepreneur Architect
Mark R. LePage @EntreArchitect Inspiring Success in Architecture for Small Firms and Sole Proprietor Architects Mark has a great site, full of helpful information. His podcasts are always worthwhile. ![]() The Business of Architecture
Enoch Sears @BusinessOfArch Marketing and business info for architects. Very interesting interviews with interesting people. ![]() Notes On Becoming A Famous Architect
Conrad Newel @ConradNewel Architectural Commentary Often humorous take on the architectural landscape. Very well written and I tend to agree with Conrad. |
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