10. All buildings require full architects' services.
Building officials say if there is an architect involved, the residential project is better and smoother.
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Long Term Recommendations to AIA produced by many suggestions from many volunteers (without credit) at both CRAN (AIA Custom Residential Architects Network) and CORA (Congress of Residential Architecture) in order to improve the architect, improve the image of the architect, and promote investing in quality design. Note: This is intended to be a working DRAFT, a working or moving list, open for debate. A parti, if you will.
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That's quite a statement..."all" and "full". It sounds more like coercion, and if passed, would be subject to the laws of unintended consequences big time. Not all buildings warrant full, or even any, architectural services. Many great structures have tradtionally been built without the aid of architects, e.g. barns. I speak here not as an architect, but as a citizen.
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