Should My Architecture Business Take on Smaller Clients?
Architecture Studios often wonder when to take on smaller work. See business coach Andrew’s take on options.

Architecture Studios often wonder when to take on smaller work. See business coach Andrew’s take on options.
Your fee proposal is making your life difficult – simplify and enjoy your Architecture business.
Architects can’t read financial statements, and it’s not their fault! But getting it right means better cashflow planning.
Don’t leave your succession plan until you’re 65. Architects need a plan now.
There are 5 major levers that you can pull as an Architect Business owner to make more money.
If you want to simplify cash flow, the first step is to get non-operating money out of your account. Get three bank accounts.
Have you set your salary to allow for growth in your Architecture business? I work with Architects, and this is what I see.
The problem with running an Architectural firm is the lack of clarity. Are you doing well? Who knows? I do!
Small firms need assistance – when can you take on a practice manager?
Architects often struggle to identify a bad client, and that can lead them into the debt trap. I’ve seen it, and want to bring the discussion to light.
Architects know how much work they have. But do you know how much you need? Take the time to do the math to improve your business plan.
A profitable architecture practice that you no longer enjoy isn’t enough. This article will kickstart the change you need.
Most architects end up below deck fixing the plumbing. Here’s how to delegate better so your time goes to the work that actually requires you.