In my conversations with potential clients, I’ve noticed a recurring theme: many owners of design firms, particularly in the architecture and engineering sectors, are often unaware of the variety and magnitude of options available for transitioning their businesses. It’s become clear to me that business owners frequently operate under the assumption that the current rules of engagement, whether culturally established or legally prescribed, are the only path forward for business transition.| BQE Blog
Why Construction Administration is Essential When most people think of architectural services, they picture the early creative phases—concept sketches, floor plans, renderings, selecting materials, and the thrill of bringing ideas to life. But for architects and firm leaders, it’s crucial to recognize that a significant portion of the value delivered to clients comes after the drawings are complete. Construction Administration (CA) is the phase where design intent meets construction reali...| BQE Blog
Architecture and engineering firms are often labeled as slow to adopt change. The issue is not a reluctance to embrace new tools. It’s a misalignment between people, process, and technology. As I wrote in a recent Zweig Letter Technology Corner piece:| BQE Blog
Build lasting wealth like you build projects: with systems, strategy, and precision. Learn how AEC professionals can invest smarter and manage risk.| blog.bqe.com
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