Architecture affects people every moment of every day. We reside in homes where we sleep, cook, eat and spend time with our families; we typically travel to a building to work or a school to learn. The National Council of Architectural Registration Boards defines the role of an Architect in their Mission Statement as, "...the primary building professional qualified to protect the health, safety and welfare of the public through the enhancement of the quality of the built environment and the richness of space and form". These buildings, and many others, inhabited during those functions are essential to our lives and our health and Architects are ethically bound to continually better that built environment.
Architecture entails more than just a physical building. It involves:
•·Correctly interpreting the client's dreams and visions
•·Exploring all possibilities
•·Studying and responding to their site and the environment in which the building will become an integral part
•·Delivering a home design that will exceed expectations
An Architect enriches the process and the project through integrity, conscientious design, environmental awareness, and the application of skills specific to their trade.
Most importantly, an Architect has the expertise to ensure that your client's welfare and vision are paramount.
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