the arc spekt should also provide you with contact sfartion for clients from past projects and i've devoted a separate page to how you can interview those clients. you also want to ask the architect about their capacity for timely performance. you know, is there present combination of staff size and workload adequate to get you what you want in the time you want it? it's very tempting to take on more work than you can handle, but i think most architects would stop short of misrepresenting their ability to handle the work as you need it handled. you want to take about the fee arrangement and the fub would be details such as what are the billing rates, do you remember require a retainer on the fee, what are the terms of payment? and finally it's useful to know if an architect carries professional liability insurance. many don't. there are many clients and many projects where it is either more or less important but it's a good question to ask and you want to ask about the policy limits and whether they have a good claims history. generally speaking, an architect's former clients will be happy

that front will cause problems here in the middle of the country sfartion showers, rain showers, as it comes eastward through the day. no showers will extend all the way to the deep south and thunderstorm activity as well. so if there is going to be any weather issues from these showers and or thunderstorms. it is not a huge problem. i don't see a big weather maker showers in the pacific northwest that look like they will stay offshore for election day, but that rainshower activity eventually moves here and catch up with that in just a moment. high temperatures tomorrow in the upper 50s to low 60s across. even a few mid-60s like you see in fitchburg. you what don't vis raindrops, hardly any clouds. bright sunshine and wall to wall all across new england tomorrow. the farther north you go, the better chance in being in the here in new england. clouds start to move in but not until late tomorrow night and tomorrow morning. ahead of that front that will bring the showers to the middle of the country on election day. here they come into western new england, making their way into new englan