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Jun 21, 2026
Can Architects and Builders Be Friends? | Tim Dorrington #90
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Brad VisserHOST
Talk to me about that a little bit, or maybe this project and maybe in other projects too.

Tim DorringtonGUEST
So it's, you can do quite a lot of different approaches, you know, from working with multiple builders, tendering, negotiating, community surveying and stuff like that.

Tim DorringtonGUEST
If you're working with a builder from where you go, so what would happen then on a project like this is we'd go through the brief and the budget and Nick would be in those meetings with the clients as well up front, which is quite important.

Tim DorringtonGUEST
And then separately, me and him would catch up and go, okay, well, what I'm thinking on this house, we're going to have to dig in.
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Brad VisserHOST
You're trying to put yourself out of work essentially is what you're doing here.