AIA B101 is the agreement between the owner and architect. Learn what each of the 13 articles covers and how the contract works in practice.

A quick overview of "B101™–2017, Standard Form of Agreement Between Owner and Architect". Learn about Related documents, Changes from previous edition, and dispute Resolution from B101.

Use B101™ on large-scale design-bid-build projects when an owner is hiring an architect for the full scope of services. This agreement may be used with a variety of compensation methods, including a percentage of the construction budget or a stipulated sum.

Learn how to choose and complete the right AIA owner-architect agreement for your project - comparing B101, B103, B104, and B105, and how to fill in key provisions accurately before you sign.

Learn about AIA B101 and B101-SP owner-architect agreements - what each covers, how the sustainable projects (SP) edition differs, and when to use each version for your design project.

Instructions for AIA Document B101™–2017, Standard Form of Agreement Between Owner and Architect, outlines the contractual relationship between the owner and architect for building design and construction administration.

Architect shall be responsible to Owner for all services provided under the Agreement, including the services of the other Architect Parties.

What Is AIA Document B101-2017? AIA Document B101-2017, Owner-Architect Agreement is a widely used, industry standard contract that governs the relationship between owners and architects during the design and construction of a Project.

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A practical guide to AIA owner-architect agreements (B101, B105), business registration requirements, EIN setup, and the professional practice requirements every small architecture firm must meet at launch.