The Client/Architect relationship
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The document discusses the client and architect relationship and the importance of collaboration. It notes that collaboration matters more than just being a nice idea, and asks how collaboration can be achieved between the client and architect. The brief is important, but clients may not know what they need, as illustrated by a Henry Ford quote about developing cars rather than faster horses.
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