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Daniel Nelson

Does my architect have relevant experience?

Here at XUL Architecture, we have worked on over 300 projects since we first formed our architecture practice in 2008, so we feel we have the relevant experience and project management skills to guide clients through the daunting process of beginning an architectural project. Our creative team all have a rich background working in different practices around the world, helping to foster a practice that places innovation and ingenuity at the heart of everything we do.

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Do architects have a USP (Unique Selling Point)?

Architects often have a USP (Unique Selling Point) to help them stand out from a crowd and easily portray their style, values and design aesthetic to potential clients. There will be architects who specialise in period restoration, those that have expertise in sustainability or those that have a passion for more unusual building materials or methods. Often this might be clear from an architect’s website or portfolio, but it always helps to ask your architect about their unique selling point and see how it relates to the intentions for your project.

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What level of information and detail does an architect produce? And why is it needed?

Architecture is a profession that requires a high level of creative skill, design knowledge, and attention to detail. For projects big and small, architects will produce a range of information and detail to help bring a design to life, taking your project from initial concept design to construction drawings and specifications. In this article, we discuss the level of information and detail typically produced by architects for a project and why it is needed.

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