The Property Renovation Podcast

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Do you ever wonder if it’s OK to ask your architect certain questions?

Are they just silly? Are you over stepping your mark?

Perhaps they have already explained something to you but you don’t understand the lingo or want further clarification.

In this week’s podcast, James and Juliette discuss the questions it is OK to ask your architect.

Spoiler: the answer is anything!

From the basics of “can you explain the project to me?” to “who else is on your team and who are you working with?”

Juliette explains that actually, asking these questions can be useful for both you, and the architect. This open communication allows for trusting relationships to be built and ensures you are all on the same page.

Whether you are the client who wants to be involved in every decision or the client who wants decisions taken off their hands, this podcast explains how your architect is likely to feel about your level of involvement.

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Do you ever wonder if it’s OK to ask your architect certain questions?

Are they just silly? Are you over stepping your mark?

Perhaps they have already explained something to you but you don’t understand the lingo or want further clarification.

In this week’s podcast, James and Juliette discuss the questions it is OK to ask your architect.

Spoiler: the answer is anything!

From the basics of “can you explain the project to me?” to “who else is on your team and who are you working with?”

Juliette explains that actually, asking these questions can be useful for both you, and the architect. This open communication allows for trusting relationships to be built and ensures you are all on the same page.

Whether you are the client who wants to be involved in every decision or the client who wants decisions taken off their hands, this podcast explains how your architect is likely to feel about your level of involvement.

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Do you ever wonder if it’s OK to ask your architect certain questions?

Are they just silly? Are you over stepping your mark?

Perhaps they have already explained something to you but you don’t understand the lingo or want further clarification.

In this week’s podcast, James and Juliette discuss the questions it is OK to ask your architect.

Spoiler: the answer is anything!

From the basics of “can you explain the project to me?” to “who else is on your team and who are you working with?”

Juliette explains that actually, asking these questions can be useful for both you, and the architect. This open communication allows for trusting relationships to be built and ensures you are all on the same page.

Whether you are the client who wants to be involved in every decision or the client who wants decisions taken off their hands, this podcast explains how your architect is likely to feel about your level of involvement.

In episode 104, James speaks to interior designer Sarah on the topic of kitchen vs interior design.

Can an interior designer offer you more for your money?

Is the free design package offered by your local kitchen store REALLY free?

Are the people fitting your kitchen actually even employed by the store?

With many seeing the kitchen as the heart of the home, it is so important to make sure you get the kitchen you really want that works in a way that suits your life.

So why limit yourself solely to the items in store? By going to a store, you could be missing out products and options and are a perfect match for you.

No matter what your budget, Sarah gives us her top tips on how to make sure you get the best deal for your perfect kitchen, whether that is from within a store or from an interior designer.

In episode 104, James speaks to interior designer Sarah on the topic of kitchen vs interior design.

Can an interior designer offer you more for your money?

Is the free design package offered by your local kitchen store REALLY free?

Are the people fitting your kitchen actually even employed by the store?

With many seeing the kitchen as the heart of the home, it is so important to make sure you get the kitchen you really want that works in a way that suits your life.

So why limit yourself solely to the items in store? By going to a store, you could be missing out products and options and are a perfect match for you.

No matter what your budget, Sarah gives us her top tips on how to make sure you get the best deal for your perfect kitchen, whether that is from within a store or from an interior designer.