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Arick Dyrdal, April 8 2022

Benefits of Design-Build

Design-build combines the design and construction of a project into one collaborative process.

Although exciting, building or renovating a home can certainly be stressful. There are countless decisions to be made, budgets to keep on track, and a need for constant communication to stay on top of it all. Luckily, there is a way homeowners can help reduce stress and increase the success of their project—by utilizing the fastest growing project delivery method: design-build.

Design-Build vs. Traditional Project Delivery

Traditional project delivery methods separate the responsibilities and contracts of design and construction. Under this method, homeowners hire the architect first, and once the design phase is complete, they hire a contractor to begin construction. This lack of collaboration often creates stress on the homeowner, who has to juggle multiple contracts and points of contact while also playing the middleman when disagreements between the architect and contractor occur.

On the other hand, design-build is a project delivery method that unites the architect and the contractor under one contract to create a more seamless and enjoyable process for the homeowner. Under the design-build delivery method, homeowners can realize many benefits, including improved communication with their designer and builder, increased collaboration between all parties, lower project costs, fewer project delays, and less stress overall.

Design Build Architects: Incorporating Design-Build at a Company Level

At Design Build Architects, our motto is, "There's always a better way"—that's why we decided to create a company that merges the design and construction teams. By creating one cohesive team, we can deliver quality to our clients while adding value. We also find that this collaborative process allows us to find the best solutions through creativity, analysis, and iteration.

By choosing Design Build Architects, our clients do not have to negotiate between two different companies, with two different intentions, on two entirely separate contracts. With our team, you get your contractor and architect as one entity. We take care of everything from initial budgeting to design, permitting, and construction. Contact us today to see how we can make a difference on your next residential project.

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Arick Dyrdal

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