An Architect's Guide to Side Hustles

We, at Architects Collective, recently got an interesting chance to speak to the architect & interior designer Krupa Zubin to reflect upon her guiding principles as a piece of advice to young designers & share the collectivist approach to her professional practice.

Basically, house alterations comprise altering, remodeling, renovation, rehabilitation, restoration, reconstruction, resurfacing of circulation paths or vehicular ways, and changes or rearrangement of structural parts, elements, or walls.

The services provided by architects are covered by the country's relevant laws and having a fair idea of architects' professional liabilities is mandatory to protect themselves from lawsuits.

Wall finishing made from renewable materials or plastic waste is a more environmentally friendly option than valuable wooden panels or floors made from a rare and endangered tree that grows on the other side of the planet.

For an architect, the studio is an extension of their brand. The "where, how and what" of studio design is a reflection of the brand ideology. The perception of an architect’s brand is important in determining the type and quality of projects they can attract.

Marketing your design practice is what differentiates you from others. It portrays the bigger idea to the audience, and this work never ends. A consistent effort is needed to grab attention. The primary goal is to let the target market know your USP and your narrative.

Working drawings, also known as good for construction drawings (GFC), are drawings provided by the architect that give detailed dimensioned, graphical information that can be used by a contractor to construct the works, or by suppliers to fabricate components of the works.

Starting a firm is a daunting affair. A new venture builds slowly. Business uncertainty is a stressful aspect that comes along with creating a firm. The plan is to figure out enough to keep you in the game; otherwise, the lean time will force you out of the game. 

The color of lighting has a physiological as well as psychological effect on individuals, similar to physical color psychology. Color comprises a significant element in all lighting applications, according to a poll of lighting professionals, and it is often more essential.