Although architects frequently do most of their work in an office, what might motivate an architect to work from the jobsite?

They need to consult with clients and collaborate with other architects.

They are aware of on-site problems that require monitoring.

They prefer to work from a single location.

They require access to a large support staff.

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29 October, 13:11

Although architects frequently do most of their work in an office, what might motivate an architect to work from the jobsite?

They need to consult with clients and collaborate with other architects.

They are aware of on-site problems that require monitoring.

They prefer to work from a single location.

They require access to a large support staff.

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Aden Lester · Answer 1

The on-site problems motivate an architect to work from the jobsite

Explanation:

Architects spend most of their time working in the offices, meeting clients, architects and project engineers, they also develop reports and drawings in the office.

An architect visits the job-site as a part of a their job because they are aware of the on-site problems and their guidance is required by the engineering staff to deal with such problems and also continuous monitoring is also required