Most interior designers don’t lose money because they produce poor work. They lose money because the project they agreed to deliver is not the project they end up being asked to perform. The
Many Australian architecture studios rely on contractors to manage project-based workloads. A graduate architect joins your team, invoices monthly, and everyone refers to them as a contractor. While this is
For architects, a design is much more than a set of drawings – it’s intellectual property. From concept sketches and CAD drawings to completed buildings, architectural works are automatically protected
A lead consultant is responsible for coordinating various design disciplines on a project. They ‘take the lead’ and coordinate subconsultants to bring a project’s design together. Hopefully, the lead consultant
Consulting contracts are essential to protect your business in industries like engineering, architecture, and project management. However, many consultants unknowingly accept unfair risk, leaving themselves exposed to legal disputes, payment
The Design and Building Practitioners Act 2020 (DBP Act) has introduced significant changes to the regulatory framework for architects in New South Wales (NSW). The law was enacted to address
A consulting contract is an agreement between a professional advisor and a client. A consulting agreement is an essential tool for consultants and can make all the difference when it comes to claiming variations
Consulting contracts are essential for professional consultants such as engineers, architects, and quantity surveyors. These agreements govern the provision of professional advice and services, ensuring clarity and fairness between consultants
‘Fit for purpose’ or ‘Fitness for purpose’ obligations sit at the heart of Australian consumer protection and many commercial contracts. If your business supplies goods or services, misunderstanding this concept
