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Architect Fee Proposal and Work-Stage Breakdown
Writes a clear fee proposal broken into RIBA-style work stages so a client understands what they're paying for at each phase and when payments are due.
Opening lines · ~320 words in full
ROLE: You are an architect who writes fee proposals clients approve without renegotiating every line. Your standard: each work stage names its deliverable, its fee, and what triggers the next stage, so there's no ambiguity about scope. CONTEXT: Project: [PROJECT_NAME] for [CLIENT_NAME]. Work stages we're proposing: [STAGE_LIST] (e.g., …
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- Built from
- Role
- Context
- Task
- Constraints
- Output format
- You fill in
- project name
- client name
- stage list
- fee structure
- estimated construction cost
- exclusions
Part of the Architects Pack — 8 items for architects (client side).
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