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Q4 2024 EntreArchitect Small Firm Business Pulse Report: What’s Changing for Small Firm Architects?

EntreArchitect

The latest EntreArchitect Small Firm Business Pulse Report is here, offering a fresh look at the economic health of small architecture firms. With over 221 responses , this quarters survey provides deeper insights than ever before, helping firm leaders benchmark performance and adapt to an evolving market.

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Discover Key Insights from the Q3 2024 Small Firm Business Pulse Survey

EntreArchitect

Small firm architects, it’s time to redefine how we measure and understand the health of our industry. Today, I’m thrilled to introduce the EntreArchitect Small Firm Business Pulse Survey and Report , a groundbreaking initiative created specifically for small architecture firms like yours.

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Are design-build contracts killing small architecture firms?

BD+C

Current federal contracting laws are harming the livelihood of small architecture firms, costing the government more money by increasing the number of firms competing, while discouraging small firms from entering the market, according to AIA testimony presented today on Capitol Hill.

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Contract Documentsfor Small Firm Architects

EntreArchitect

Every project we perform as professionals must be commenced with a signed written agreement, but for small firm architects working with inexperienced clients, this is a critical moment. 5 Rules For Developing Contract Documents for Small Firm Architects. They’re your contract documents… with your client.

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My 5 Rules for Developing Contract Documents for Small Firm Architects

EntreArchitect

We need a contract. Every project we perform as professionals must be commenced with a signed written agreement, but for small firm architects working with inexperienced clients, this is a critical moment. 5 Rules For Developing Contract Documents for Small Firm Architects. It’s your proposal.

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Don’t Panic—Pivot: 5 Things to Do When Your Pipeline Dries Up

EntreArchitect

This momentthis exact momentmight just be the turning point your firm needs. In this week’s Solo Session of the EntreArchitect Podcast , I spoke directly to firm owners who are facing a dry pipeline and wondering what to do next. Most firm owners never get the time to work on their business because theyre stuck in the business.

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EP 174: Dear Future Architects …

Life of an Architect

jump to 04:55 Choose your firm based on the skills you want to build. Residential firms often hone your soft skillscommunication, empathy, and negotiationwhile commercial firms emphasize technical depth, systems coordination, and documentation. jump to 11:58 Start small if you plan to go solo. 01 Dear Future Architects.