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How to Choose an Architect and Designer for your Spa

The best spa designers and architects are morally responsible, experienced, and interested in developing environmentally safe, energy efficient, and aesthetically pleasing structures and interiors. They are visionaries—pointing the way to the future with their exploration in color, texture, and materials. Through construction to interior design, your team of professionals should work together to create synergy of focus, light and space.

Resource Guide to Architects and Designers

Allied Design Professionals
American Institute of Architects
American Society of Interior Designers
American Society of Landscape Architects
Institute of Business Designers
Illuminating Engineering Society
Article ID: 080
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April 16, 2004
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April 28, 2004

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Jack Cornell, Spa Designer <jackc@ddarch.com>
September 7, 2005 at 4:46pm

Know your spa design teams history and experience
Review spa references and experience of the spa design team you are considering before making a costly decision. Be certain that the design team you choose has the knowledge of the industry and the professional credentials required to provide you with the documents that your local building department may require. Apparent savings for unproven design services up front can likely cost you plenty in the long run, when the effects of significant design errors become apparent. This will likely cost you in delays to the completion of your project and the overall profitability of your facility.
If they are an experienced team, they should also be able to provide you with references of recent projects completed. There are MANY new faces in this industry claiming to be seasoned vetereans. Make you selection wisely.






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