AIA Contracts B101 and B102: A Guide for Owners in Construction Projects

As an owner embarking on a construction project, understanding the contractual agreements that govern your project is vital. The American Institute of Architects (AIA) offers standardized contracts tailored to different project scenarios.

This article serves as a guide for owners in construction projects, explaining two crucial AIA contracts - B101 and B102. The B101 contract outlines the architect's services and compensation, establishes project schedules, and defines responsibilities and liabilities. It helps owners ensure their project vision is accurately translated into design.

The B102 contract, an extension of B101, offers additional project management services, allowing architects to take a more active role in overseeing construction. By understanding these contracts, owners can make informed decisions, foster successful collaborations with architects, and navigate their construction projects with confidence and clarity.

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