Has anyone got a good idea of the percentage of fees you would normally charge at each stage? (A image of a table is attached, Guestimated, not sure if it is anything correct)
Thanks in advance for the advice.
Non Sequitur
Jul 22, 21 7:16 pm
what size project you working on where you pull nearly 3/4 million pounds work of fees?
tduds
Jul 23, 21 12:45 pm
More importantly, how are you pulling that much in fees and at the same time not knowing the answer to this question?
SlammingMiruvor
Jul 23, 21 1:41 pm
The kind of project you get where you're a student, and can't figure out the answer so you post on online message
boards hoping professionals do the work for you.
Miles Jaffe
Jul 23, 21 8:29 am
7 stages?
Most architects have 5: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.
Non Sequitur
Jul 23, 21 8:54 am
^If I were to poll the usual complaints from the one-post ponies in the forum... I'd say it's just stage 1, 2 and 4... and they are experienced concurrently.
Chad Miller
Jul 23, 21 11:51 am
OP - are you the:
Client
Architect
Contractor
Developer
Three of the four of those should already know the answer to your question. That means your either a client or a student.
tduds
Jul 23, 21 2:19 pm
So who wants to guess what the Stages are? I can't think of 7 that would correspond with that percentage breakdown.
Has anyone got a good idea of the percentage of fees you would normally charge at each stage? (A image of a table is attached, Guestimated, not sure if it is anything correct)
Thanks in advance for the advice.
what size project you working on where you pull nearly 3/4 million pounds work of fees?
More importantly, how are you pulling that much in fees and at the same time not knowing the answer to this question?
The kind of project you get where you're a student, and can't figure out the answer so you post on online message boards hoping professionals do the work for you.
7 stages?
Most architects have 5: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.
^If I were to poll the usual complaints from the one-post ponies in the forum... I'd say it's just stage 1, 2 and 4... and they are experienced concurrently.
OP - are you the:
Client
Architect
Contractor
Developer
Three of the four of those should already know the answer to your question. That means your either a client or a student.
So who wants to guess what the Stages are? I can't think of 7 that would correspond with that percentage breakdown.