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Where Early-Stage Profit Actually Gets Lost
Most early-stage profit doesn't disappear on site. It disappears before the brief's even finished, in the questions nobody asked and the decisions nobody wrote down.
It wasn't the buildings that fascinated me. It was the business behind them.
Twenty years running an architecture practice taught Kevin Crawford what software for architects actually needs to solve. Here's the story behind Pilotis.
The brief is the most expensive document in the whole project.
Barry Booth on why an engineer with no architecture background set out to fix the most overlooked part of every project: the brief.