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43. Working with an architect (Part 2) with Sarah McNulty of McNulty Smyth

43. Working with an architect (Part 2) with Sarah McNulty of McNulty Smyth

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 In this episode, host and interior designer Tanya Neufeld Flanagan and Sarah McNulty (@mcnultysmythassociates) delve into the intricate processes involved in working with architects and managing construction projects. They discuss the importance of understanding architectural terminology, navigating the tender process, and the significance of value engineering in aligning design with budget. The conversation also covers the stages of construction, from tender analysis to finalizing layouts and managing mechanical and electrical installations, emphasizing the collaborative nature of architecture and interior design. Takeaways
  • Understanding architectural terminology is crucial for clients
  • The tender process involves detailed drawings and builder selection
  • Value engineering helps align design with budget constraints
  • Construction drawings are essential for accurate project execution
  • Bathroom layouts should be finalized early in the process
  • First fix mechanical and electrical installations are critical stages
  • Second fix involves the installation of visible fixtures and finishes
  • Communication between architects, builders, and clients is key to project success
  • Clients should not hesitate to ask questions about the process
  • Engaging professionals early can lead to better project outcomes
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