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Substantial Rehab/New Construction requires the services of an architect except on rare new construction projects that are predesigned by the builder. The purpose of the architect is to transfer the concept of the project into the plans and specifications from which a builder can bid and build the project. Choosing the right architect is one of the most important decisions to be made.
Most new construction projects will require a site planner, who may also be the architect. On larger land development projects, specialized site planners are often used. The steps are essentially the same. Unless otherwise indicated, in the design stages “architect” may also mean “site planner.”
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Duncan, W. (1991). Hire the Project Architect (Site Planner). In: Duncan, W. (eds) Substantial Rehabilitation & New Construction. Housing production manual. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-6539-6_24
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