From the Forum: Is It Better to Use a Design-Build Firm or an Architect-Contractor Combo?
A Brownstoner reader looking to undergo a renovation is debating between using a one-stop-shop design-build firm or a separate architect and general contractor.

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A Brownstoner reader looking to undergo a renovation is debating between using a one-stop-shop design-build firm or a separate architect and general contractor.
Which is the better way to go? What are the pros and cons to each approach? Share your thoughts below.
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