This course covers the business of conducting an architecture practice and includes information on how professional firms are organized and administered, strategies for acquiring new clients, methods of project management, agreements and contracts, fees and compensation, ethics, and relationships with consultants and contractors.SECTION DESCRIPTION This course helps students define their place and responsibilities within the practice of architecture today. It investigates both what it means, and what it could mean, to be an architect in a rapidly evolving economic, political, social and creative context. The focus is on the obligations to ourselves as professionals, to the networks of associations we build over time, to the discipline, and to the greater social and political whole.

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