by Paul Potts Many religious and charitable organizations prepare for a building or remodeling program in the spirit of their faith, a spirit of openness and acceptance of the goodness of human nature; however, the complexity of a million-dollar building project does not lend itself well to that kind of simplicity. Impromptu arrangements for construction often lead to financial losses. Finding an Architect The first challenge is to find a suitable architect. The architect should have experience in the type of building being considered and be a member of the American Institute of Architects. No building project, especially one open
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