In architecture, people often think of buildings as the product. Actually, buildings are the byproduct of relationships, the most successful of which are trust-based and enduring. Cultivating trusting relationships is the foundation for creating a meaningful, growing practice.
Build Trusting Relationships | April 2015
In architecture, people often think of buildings as the product. Actually, buildings are the byproduct of relationships, the most successful of which are trust-based and enduring. Cultivating trusting relationships is the foundation for creating a meaningful, growing practice.
How to Become Your Client’s Trusted Advisor
It’s all well and good to talk about trust, but how do we get to the position of becoming a client’s trusted advisor? Believe it or not, trust is something that is built and nurtured. Trust isn’t an accident. It is a deliberate effort on both party’s parts to engage in an honest relationship with each other’s welfare in mind.
Practice an Attitude of Service In Delivering Architectural Services
In architecture, people often think of buildings as the product. Actually, buildings are the byproduct of relationships, the most successful of which are trust-based and enduring. Cultivating trusting relationship is the foundation for creating a meaningful, growing practice.