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As part of our May 2015 issue focusing on architecture and money, Record examined a number of pressing practice topics. We explored strategies that architects are deploying to become more profitable, discussed the challenges faced by firms that merge with other firms, and we described how some practices are helping shape architectural eduction through foundations and fellowships. Click here to read about it »
Photo © Scott McDonald/Hedrich Blessing
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How to Make Money
Firms improve the bottom line by expanding the definition of architectural practice.
Photo © Barry Schwartz
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Is Bigger Better?
Architects worry that design takes a back seat when firms merge and expand.
Image © Christian Montenegro/Dutch Uncle
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Architects Give Back
Through corporate foundations, architecture firms are funding students' research travel. But does supporting design education require a nonprofit structure?
Image courtesy John McAslan + Partners
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As part of our May 2015 issue focusing on architecture and money, Record examined a number of pressing practice topics. We explored strategies that architects are deploying to become more profitable, discussed the challenges faced by firms that merge with other firms, and we described how some practices are helping shape architectural eduction through foundations and fellowships. Click here to read about it »
Photo © Scott McDonald/Hedrich Blessing
|
How to Make Money
Firms improve the bottom line by expanding the definition of architectural practice.
Photo © Barry Schwartz
|
|
Is Bigger Better?
Architects worry that design takes a back seat when firms merge and expand.
Image © Christian Montenegro/Dutch Uncle
|
|
|
Architects Give Back
Through corporate foundations, architecture firms are funding students' research travel. But does supporting design education require a nonprofit structure?
Image courtesy John McAslan + Partners
|
