The main difference between an architect and a quantity surveyor lies in their roles and responsibilities in the field of architecture and construction:
Architect: Education:
An architect holds a university degree in architecture.
Duties:
Designs, plans and calculates any building project. Manages the construction site, supervises works and manages work teams. May also perform appraisals and submit reports or energy certificates.
Responsibilities:
Is responsible for the design and construction of the works.
Quantity surveyor (technical architect or building engineer):
Education:
The quantity surveyor is also known as a technical architect or building engineer.
Duties:
Is in charge of the technical direction and monitoring of work implementation. Checks compliance with established regulations and technical specifications.
Collaboration:
Works closely with the architect, while complying with the project and certifying that everything is carried out in accordance with current regulations, in conjunction with the construction company.
In short, the architect designs and manages projects, whereas the quantity surveyor supervises the work implementation.
Both play crucial roles in construction and work closely together on architectural projects.
Our architects design and plan your ideas, whereas our quantity surveyors supervise the implementation and ensure compliance with all regulations.
We will make your projects come true in a safe and efficient manner.