The architect consults with companies capable of intervening and analyzes the offers from contractors according to well-defined procedures. Negotiations may be conducted on behalf of the client, and modifications can be made to fit the allocated budgets.
The architect assists the client in selecting various construction service providers based on the criteria agreed upon with the client. They may suggest the services of specific companies based on past experiences and proven reliability. Following the selection of companies, the architect prepares contracts for each firm; these companies contractually commit to the client on the costs and timelines they must adhere to.
The architect assists the client in selecting various construction service providers based on the criteria agreed upon with the client. They may suggest the services of specific companies based on past experiences and proven reliability. Following the selection of companies, the architect prepares contracts for each firm; these companies contractually commit to the client on the costs and timelines they must adhere to.
The architect checks all completed work and the execution of services down to the finest details. They also handle the overall accounting of invoices from various providers and settle the site accounts.
The architect then closes the file for the completed works and confirms the conformity of the building to the terms of the warranty contracts. Penalties may be imposed on companies that exceed the expected duration of their interventions.
Once all work is validated by the project manager and the client, they agree on the final acceptance of the building, along with the complete transfer of responsibility for the building(s) to the client.