Clients never have to worry about Bandit's portion of the job. While his background and education include a strong engineering base, his history as a theatrical lighting designer and facilities manager predominates. Rich hasn't forgotten what it's like to be the 'end user,' and will often bring that knowledge to the table. I have learned to speak the language of and work with architects and project engineers. With engineers, codes and safety are a primary concern.
Architects generally focus on aesthetics and functionality.
End users want a system that will be flexible, easy to use, expandable, and will not obliterate their budget. Rich's multi-tiered understanding helps bridge the gaps between the three groups. The same grasp of several aspects of the process enhances system planning at the earliest stage. A planning session idea that may make sense in technical terms may profit from the perspective and insight that design practicality brings to it. We bring multiple perspectives to every project.