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The Business of Architecture*
Home / Knowledge Hub / Practice / Fees / Is Regulation the Answer to Fee Madness? Ceilidh Higgins , Is reintroducing fee scales and further regulation the solution to fee slashing and ‘the race for the bottom’ among architects? Is this really feasible in a world of increasing globalisation and diversification of service providers? Ceilidh Higgins considers other options.
I’m a designer and I job share with an AI
Thomas Edison is credited with the phrase “Genius is one percent inspiration, ninety-nine percent perspiration” and I believe there is no field where this applies more than architecture and design.
Architecture and Design Fees: Why Hourly Rates?
Home / Knowledge Hub / Practice / Fees / Architecture and Design Fees: Why Hourly Rates? Ceilidh Higgins , The value of a company today is based on ideas rather than assets or staff numbers, so why do architects still charge by the hour? Ceilidh Higgins explores the possibilities for non-traditional fee structures. In 1979, General Motors employed 853,000 people and had a turnover of $66 billion; today Google turns over a similar amount but with only 60,000 people.
Where to From Here: Embracing technological change
Home / Knowledge Hub / Other key issues / Future of the profession / Where to From Here: Embracing technological change Ceilidh Higgins , Is architecture on the verge of the greatest change in centuries? Ceilidh Higgins looks to the future and predicts disruption of epic proportions. This is part of the ACA’s Where to From Here series, which invites reflections on the recent ACA – SA State of the Profession research.
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