IA INTERIOR ARCHITECTS: COST-EFFECTIVE BY DESIGN

Here?s a combo we don't often see together: healthcare reform and design. But the industry's uncertain future is presenting designers and clients with a new normal in which doing more with less is the mantra. IA Interior Architects? Peter Notari says clients are taking a more conservative approach to design, so he recommends making crystal clear what the budgeting challenges and solutions are, as well as ways the client can stay flexible to alternative ideas and less costly options. Pros and cons will accompany every job, he says, but the idea is to lead to the most cost-effective but practical decision. And let?s not forget, you still want the space to look fabulous. For more info on our sponsor, click here.

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