An architect in Thailand charges in a similar way to a professional architect anywhere in the world. They use a percentage fee of the overall projected construction cost of the project. For a house it can range from as low as 5% to as high as 10% depending on the skills, experience, licence level and knowledge of the architect. This will include all drawings ready for construction.
For a 10 million Baht house the good professional Thai architect may charge anywhere from 500,000 - 1 million Baht. If they are not so experienced and you are not bothered about productive good design then you might be able to find an unemployed one, lacking work or maybe not so creative architect who may do it for say 350,000 - 400,000. But most good professional architects will charge 5% upwards.
For larger commercial projects the fee maybe 2.5-7%. But much depends on the architects skills and the project.
Yes you have to use a licenced Thai architect as by law to apply or obtain permissions to build, the drawings have to be done and signed by a licenced Thai architect, they have to provide his/her licence details and have to be in the Thai language. There are a fair few to choose from. Probably the best designers in Thailand and best architects for top range luxury homes is Asetti. Do a search their web site will come up. For a more reasonable moderate home, try thailandarchitects.com
Remember design is a very important part. The home is only built from what drawings are provided. So working with a good architects is essential.
No it does not. Thai use Baht as the currency.
Thailand doesn't use dollars, they use baht. If you want to convert 1 US dollar to bahts, you would receive 31.68 Thai bahts.
the time signiture use in thailand music?
No. You must exchange it in any of the banks into the Thai Baht's before using it there.
Bangkok is a major city in Thailand.The currency in Thailand, and thus Bangkok is the Thai Baht (THB).The Baht is subdivided into 100 satang.
Thai people don't usually use Knife. They use Spoon and Fork. But in tradtional way, they use their hand.
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Thailand Baht = THB = ฿ = Thai: บาทThere is a small possibility that at international airports and such you may be able to use major western currencies, but outside of that, you need to exchange into local currency at a bank or money exchanger.
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The primary language spoken in Thailand is Thai. It is also the official language of the country and is commonly used in everyday communication, government affairs, and education.
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