
Chasing the Wrong Projects
This article is part of the “The worst Mistakes and the best Hits of the 50 most important Architectural Firms in Europe” Report. We created
This article is part of the “The worst Mistakes and the best Hits of the 50 most important Architectural Firms in Europe” Report. We created
Many architects are spending too much on outdated ways to market their business, like print ads, trade shows, and waiting for referrals.
We learned in architecture school that our designs were very important.
But the most important aspect of an architecture business is who do you work for, not what you design.
This article is your guide to moving from being just design architect to growing your own profitable architecture business.
We’ll show you how to find the right clients – the ones who really value what you do and help your business grow.
If you were in my shoes, you’d hear a story that’s not like the usual architect.
A story of starting small and how those little steps can lead to something big.
Right after finishing architecture school, all excited and dreaming big, I was prepared to take on the world of designs and buildings.
My success story didn’t happen the normal way.
I started my own Architecture business when I was very young. I was barely 24 years old, and just got out of university (without even finishing my architectural degree – yet). My business understanding where close to 0 and had little idea about how to run a business.
So I had to learn them the hard way.
Making a ton of mistakes.