October 18, 2026
Explain stages, deliverables and client responsibilities in plain language. Use projects to show the practice’s actual role and obtain permission for identifiable images. Keep design, approvals and construction services distinct where appropriate. A written proposal should identify scope, assumptions and change arrangements instead of relying on a broad full-service claim.
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October 18, 2026
Prepare your aims, budget range and available property information. Ask how feasibility, design decisions and later stages are agreed. Confirm fees, deliverables and responsibilities, including who checks current requirements, rather than assuming an initial drawing covers every approval or construction task.
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October 18, 2026
Describe the property, intended changes and the help you need, then ask about relevant experience and professional credentials. Design advice, drawings and project coordination can be different appointments or scopes. A portfolio introduction does not establish which services are included for your own project.
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