I have got an Interior Architecture degree and had worked in a few architectural and interior design practices in the past years. I am now working for myself working on small residential remodeling and extension projects. Dealing with planning, architectural and interior design, and project managing.
Everything is done through planning, building regulations, and illegitimate ways, passing building control requirements.
Would this be allowed in the UK, if the client trusts you and give you the opportunity?
Good to hear from the perspective of architects, designers, and UK business owners.
Non Sequitur
Apr 16, 22 8:06 pm
"illegitimate ways" and "passing building control requirements"
So... illegal then? Tell your client to hire a qualified and licensed professional instead.
Hi,
I have got an Interior Architecture degree and had worked in a few architectural and interior design practices in the past years. I am now working for myself working on small residential remodeling and extension projects. Dealing with planning, architectural and interior design, and project managing.
Everything is done through planning, building regulations, and illegitimate ways, passing building control requirements.
Would this be allowed in the UK, if the client trusts you and give you the opportunity?
Good to hear from the perspective of architects, designers, and UK business owners.
"illegitimate ways" and "passing building control requirements"
So... illegal then? Tell your client to hire a qualified and licensed professional instead.
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