1. Networking
Seek advice and get recommendations from experienced and informed people you know who have dealt with architects.
2. Professional Body
Seek to know if the firm is registered with the relevant professional body and if possible how much recognition they have in the organisation.
3. References
A good architectural firm that has been around for a while should be able to present you with a fairly lengthy list of satisfied clients. The more up-scale the clients the better.
4. Rapport and Communication
It is impotant that the architect understands your specific needs.
5. Cost
Certainly, you may be making a grave mistake to let this be your only consideration.
Your question should be, does the firm's pricing tally with their experience, rating and past successes?
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