Which innovative pricing model was specifically developed for large-scale architectural projects in the 1980s and is now used by over 40% of major firms worldwide?

In the world of architecture, pricing strategies can be as complex and nuanced as the designs themselves. From value-based approaches to time and materials billing, how architects price their services impacts both business sustainability and client relationships. This poll tests your knowledge of a unique architectural pricing innovation that changed how design firms approach large-scale projects.

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Phased Value Pricing - where fees increase as the project progresses through defined milestones
Collaborative Cost Sharing - where architects and clients share both risks and rewards based on final construction costs
Outcome-Based Billing - where architectural fees are determined by measurable outcomes like energy efficiency
Design-Equity Exchange - where architects accept partial ownership in the property instead of full fee payment