Museums, the client's way

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Architects need to take account of the needs of both the client and the local community when designing a museum. The best museum architects are those who listen to the client, taking care to seek advice from museum conservators and curators. It is vital that there is a close dialogue between the architect and the client, as it is in this way that the architect can interpret the museum's vision creatively. Behind-the-scenes museum visits can play a key role in gaining an insight into the museum's vision.

Design and construction, Museums

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Guide to good practice

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Small firms are sometimes guilty of unfair practices because objectivity is hard to achieve. The British Institute of Architectural Technologists Conduct Committee advises on good working practices by highlighting essential points relating to responsibility, costs and policy. Customer requirements, project management schedule and costs are essential items if sound practice is to be achieved.

Reports, Professional ethics, British Institute of Architectural Technologists

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