Sentence examples for architectural fees from inspiring English sources

The architectural fees can be more than $50,000.

The process costs about $35,000, mainly for legal and architectural fees, and can take up to two years.

In 1957, the Cummins Engine Foundation began paying architectural fees for new schools and public buildings if distinguished architects were chosen from the foundation's list.

The group, which invested $1.5 million in engineering and architectural fees before abandoning its plans, did not submit a follow-up proposal, said the company's chairman, Francis Greenburger.

A1 Ground Zero Lawsuit Filed Daniel Libeskind, left, the master planner of the World Trade Center site, sued Larry A. Silverstein, the developer of the Freedom Tower, for $843,750 in architectural fees that Mr. Libeskind says he is owed.

EDIE FLOOD had already developed the business plan for her swim school and spent $60,000 for permits and architectural fees when officers of the Small Business Administration practically shooed her out of their office.

Jones donated his architectural fee, calling his work on the Black Course a gift to the game.

(Architects argue that the overall cost is not that different: the average architectural fee is between 5 1/2 and 7percentt of the total construction budget; a brand-name architect might charge 6 to 8percentt).

She explained in the affidavit how she arrived at $843,750: Beginning with the estimated Freedom Tower project cost of $1.5 billion (as reported in newspapers, Ms. Libeskind said, although the project "still has no fixed budget"), she assumed what she called a conservative architectural fee of 1.5percentt, or $22.5 million.

Van Alen's satisfaction in these accomplishments was likely muted by Walter Chrysler's later refusal to pay the balance of his architectural fee.

The rest of the money will be for architectural and engineering fees, insurance, administration costs and legal fees and other costs, according to the official, Andrew Winters.