Client note: Your brief to your architect

Your brief is usually a written document that describes your needs, aspirations and the constraints for your building project. When complete, it will form the basis upon which your architect will develop the design for your project. For a straightforward project, the brief may be little more than a list of the accommodation to be provided. For more complicated projects, or where you have particular requirements or expectations, the brief will require much more detail.

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