Today, architects are constantly looking to solve a diversity of spaces, without any compromises. Architects have been challenged to respond to these circumstances by conceiving new ideas for the design or re-design of existing spaces, which means that architects have become both activist and educator, solving up all the problems. 

Now architects work collectively and closely with manufacturers than before, as most of the commercial projects are curated by architects who are indepently insightful. They are the key players in this process, sketching up the idea, finding material and manufacturers who might help to make the idea come true and real. However, limited budgets are the big difficulty for them, that is always the challenging part in any projects. It's important to be aware that architects are not cost consultants, and clients should source estimates from building professionals such as builders and quantity surveyors to estimate the building costs before the development application.

There are numerous factors that impact on budgets: location, site access, materials and timeframe. But the most important factor that often overlooked is the market. Builders price the work based on level of availability of their tradespeople.Find an experienced architect who is mindful of budgets. It's critical that the client does their homework to find a designer that is honest, openmind owning demonstrated experience, and has delivered projects similar to what you're seeking.