Which pricing strategy, first adopted by major architecture firms in the early 2000s, revolutionized commercial project pricing by tying compensation directly to the building's post-completion performance metrics?

In the architecture industry, pricing strategies have evolved significantly over the decades. From hourly rates to value-based pricing, firms have developed various approaches to monetize their design expertise. This poll tests your knowledge of an innovative pricing model that revolutionized how certain architectural services are valued in commercial projects. Do you know which pioneering approach changed the industry's pricing landscape?

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Performance-Based Pricing (where architects receive bonuses based on building energy efficiency, occupancy rates, or other measurable outcomes)
Subscription Model Pricing (where clients pay monthly fees for ongoing design adjustments and consulting)
Tiered Service Pricing (where clients select from bronze, silver, or gold design packages with predetermined deliverables)
Square Footage Multiplier (where fees are calculated solely as a percentage of the total square footage regardless of complexity)