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Can an Interior Designer replace an Architect?

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There are many instances where an Interior Designer has similar qualifications and skills in planning interior space that one might assume only an Architect can manage. There are instances, however, when Designers call on the specialized skills of our industry partners in architecture or engineering to consult on projects. These usually occur when load-bearing architectural elements are to be considered in planning, and when State mandated project budget ceilings require an Architect’s seal on construction documents. Our Interior Designers are versed in recognizing when an Architect should be engaged on the project team in order to serve your needs most effectively. Interior Designers are often called upon by Architects to round out the full capabilities of the project team. Due to compressed schedules and personal interests, many Architects focus on the exterior, structural, and mechanical aspects of the building design, while they rely on an Interior Designer to detail the interior ...
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