Tip 4: “November addition” | Involving Building Factors for client

 Our Monday "Tip of the week"

This month we'll talk about "Who or What is involved during the building stage"?. 

Tip 4: Architectural engineer during “building process”

 

Recap of Tip 1: Who is involved during the "building process"? 

https://rcdesignsblog.blogspot.com/2020/09/tip-1-november-addition-involving.html

 

Recap of Tip 2: Function of the people involved in the “building process”

https://rcdesignsblog.blogspot.com/2020/11/tip-2-november-addition-involving.html

 

Recap of Tip 3: Contractor during “building process”

https://rcdesignsblog.blogspot.com/2020/09/tip-3-november-addition-involving.html 

Why do you pay less for a layout from a contractor then an architectural engineer?

The contractor asks less for layout and other drawings because that is not how they get their income.

 

What is the difference!!

This is asked a lot. Simple answer is we are talking about :

• different jobs with  
• different functions (goals)
• different way of income. 

 

What is an architectural engineer?

• An architectural engineer can be during the entire phase with different tasks from prep work to making your design a reality.

 

What is an architectural engineer functions?

• Designing
• Building manager during building phase
• Intermediary of collaboration with extern parties.

 

How do they make their money in projects with their task in mind?

The income of an architectural engineer is made by:

•  Designing (for a design uniquely made for your wishes)
•  Intermediary tasks (middle person)
•  Planning (to make sure the design is made in the estimated time)
• Budget (building materials)
• The contract made for finding the right contractor for you
• Building manager