Sometimes it is the economy. Sometimes your loss is self-inflicted.

Timekeeping is the most valuable management information for Architects.

Building a strong business takes more than YOU. It takes processes that anyone can repeat successfully.

Profit Planning for architects. Download a Profit Planning Worksheet.

Growing your architectural firm depends on mastering the three aspects.

Architects have unique methods and documenting them is the key to growing.

In order to build a successful architectural firm you need to master the 3 Aspects.

The beauty of the T12M chart is its ’early warning system’ effect.

Small-firm architects need a simple way to get written agreements. Examples.

Why you might want to measure your MO - and those of your design team.

There are four basic types of architectural fees. Variations on two of these basic types adds another four fee types.

For a short period of time in the mid-1900s fee schedules were very popular. Now they are hard to come by. Not any more.

Whether you have arrived at a fee by a wild guess or a fee schedule you want some kind of corroboration. Here's how to use a design budget.

A tool to help Architects create and implement strategic plans.

A sample architectural fee schedule that you can customize.

A process for estimating architectural design fees explained.

There is a new tool that could be a game changer for your firm.

​Read on to see what Coda can do for you.

Planning for Profit increases your chances of actually having a profit.

The Financial Model of an Architect’s Office is a well-kept secret. Until now.

A Building Committee seems to be the preferred project management method for non-profits, church-based organizations and higher education.