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Excerpt from A Handbook of Architectural Practice
The Architect, by expressing his ideas in forms and words of exact contractual significance, by controlling machinery for their embodiment, by giving just decisions between con¿icting interests, by bearing himself as worthy of his high calling, gives to his art the status of a profession. It is with that aspect of the Architect's work, professional practice and its servant, business administration, that this Handbook is concerned.
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