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In the aftermath of the economic crash, the 10 firms featured in residential architect's January/February 2009 cover story, "Word on the...

How architects are tweaking fee structures in a touch-and-go economy

To sustain their businesses during the economic recovery, some firms are getting creative with their pricing.
Architects Need to Learn to Work With Clients' More Stringent Budgets

In recessionary times, architects have to exercise their creativity and do more with less.
How Architects and Their Clients Deal with Obstructionist Neighbors

While not everyone shares the same aesthetic, there are strategic, peaceful ways to handle design differences among neighbors

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Clients Might Need Guidance on Classic Products

Architects know which products will stand the test of time, and those products will give clients the most for their money.
In 2011, residential architect becomes a partner publication of the AIA

As of next year, residential architect, along with a handful of its sister publications, will be affiliated with the American Institute of Architects.
Website Redesign Means Even More Features for Readers

A complete reinvention of our website is fitting as people look to the Internet—in addition to ink on paper mediums—for their news and information.