MANY U.S. ARCHITECT OFFICES - GONE IN FIVE YEARS?

Today, most architects work in office buildings. However, many office buildings are closing down or being repurposed. In five years although many architect offices will still be located in office buildings, many other architect offices will have collapsed, like retail, into being located online.\

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Constraints on distance are disappearing. Many architects are increasingly working online.  Office buildings are no longer necessarily the best way for architect offices to work.

·     BETTERPROS: How to Create a Culture of Collaboration for Remote Architects

·     STEADFAST SOLUTIONS: Effective Remote Collaboration Strategies for Architecture Design Managers

Archline.com, LLC is a Dallas, Texas based international wide area network of architects who collaborate together online to provide professional services to other U.S. based architects, and has been doing this type of work for 25 years, over 1,000 completed assignments from the smallest to the largest projects in over half the states in the US and overseas for over 150 firms, working in metric and Imperial measure and several languages.

Find out more about working in this manner. Call (214) 304-2850 or email archline@archline.com.

Best regards.
Charles Traylor, Architect, NCARB, CEO and Founder

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