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Hopefully you’ve got this part covered.
There are different requirements
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Sole Proprietorship Partnership Body Corporate
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Partnership Body Corporate
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Sole Proprietorship
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Body Corporate
Has shares held by members of the board of directors (architects) solely or with any other persons who are Professional Architects. Has a minimum paid-up capital which shall be an amount to be prescribed by the Board.
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Sole Proprietorship Partnership
This could include
- According to LAMs website
The board of directors shall be
The body corporate shall have a minimum paid-up capital of
The
shall be held by members of the board of directors solely or with
any other persons who are
A body corporate may provide multiple services such as,
However the part of the practice providing architectural consultancy services may have to register with the Board of Architects.
The professionals must hold a
of
the overall equity of that body corporate, of which the Professional Architects and/or bodies corporate providing
Any other persons, including those belonging to a profession allied to architecture, engineering or quantity surveying, being a profession approved in writing by the board regulating the profession of architecture, engineering or quantity surveying, respectively,
Has a minimum paid-up capital which shall be an amount to be determined by the
The company should
so as to
comply with the percentage stipulated by the Board.
This should be done as soon as possible, but after such change in shareholdings or within any extended period of time as may be approved by the Board,
if that body corporate
to do so within the stipulated time, the
- According to LAMs website The multi-disciplinary body corporate shall have a minimum paid-up capital of
Name of body corporate shall or of such nature that may negatively affect the dignity of the profession or place it in a position of possible ridicule.
Name of body corporate shall preferably comprise the actual names of directors or the acronyms of their initials.
Application for Registration of Sole Proprietorship / Partnership as an
Application for Registration of Body Corporate as an Architectural
Application for Registration of Body Corporate as an Architectural
Your goals set the direction and focus of your business. They allow you to align your business with what you want for your life in years to come.
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How large do you want the firm to get?
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Do you want to focus on design work, or on managing the business?
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What type of projects do you want to take on?
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What types of clients do you want to work for?
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How much money do you want to make?
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Do you want to sell the firm in 5 years?
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Do you want to build a firm that will provide you with an income for the next 20 years?
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Borrow from the bank, using your house or other assets as insurance. Use your own cash reserves. Borrow from a parent, relative or friend. Secure funds through a business grant, seed fund or angel investor. Bootstrap your firm until you turn a profit.
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Talk to a commercial lawyer and insurer and ensure you are properly covered for all eventualities. Don't trust to chance when it comes to company structure and licensing.
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Your brand is what you will be recognised for. Project Portfolio Website Network - Tell everyone & make new connections Blog
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The contract sets out expectations about the job from the onset and establishes a payment schedule and due dates for services. The contract between architect and client might consist of a number of documents, including: Letter of Intent Quote Document Letter of Agreement
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Consider specialising in a niche market Consider pro bono or a low fee—for the right project Enter design competitions Invest in good photography
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A prime location A pleasant work environment A good price A solid contract A space that reflects your personality and design principles
Keep it small. But if your company needs to grow, hire. Cultivate a family type environment. Give them career development. Competitive Salary & Benefits
The character of the people you hire will determine much of the culture within your firm. Mean, angry, gossips do not build great companies. They tear them down little by little. Happy, cooperative, committed people attract other nice people. When your staff is happy, your clients will be happy and ultimately… you will be happy.