@hiddenlinesarchitect: One of the biggest lessons I've learned as an architect is simple: Don't begin professional work before a clear agreement is in place. Many architects spend hours on site visits, brainstorming sessions, concept discussions, and even preliminary drawings before a client has officially committed to the project. While many clients are genuine, starting substantial work without an agreement can lead to misunderstandings about expectations, ownership of ideas, and professional value. As architects, our expertise isn't just the final drawing—it's our experience, creativity, problem-solving, and years of learning. Setting clear boundaries from the beginning helps build a healthier relationship between architect and client. Professional practice starts with: ✔ A clear scope of work ✔ Agreed professional fees ✔ Defined responsibilities ✔ Mutual respect and commitment When you value your work, clients are more likely to value it too. Professional respect begins with professional standards.

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