|Videos|August 27, 2015

Keep it local and veterinary-specific when hiring an architect

The right planner will anticipate and handle your headaches and red tape

Are you familiar with the ins and outs of your city's construction codes? Do you know which contractors are reliable and which are flakes? Dan Chapel, AIA, says a local, veterinary-specific architect can bring essential, nuanced knowledge to your building project. dvm360's Katie James reports live from the Veterinary Economics Hospital Design Conference.

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