The Contract Design Agreement with Client in Tarrant outlines the professional relationship between the Owner and the Architect for the design and construction of a residential or commercial building. This document specifies the Architect's obligations, including the project phases such as schematic design, design development, and construction documentation. It defines the compensation structure, ensuring the Architect receives payment based on specific milestones and fees. Key features include the responsibilities of both parties, provisions for additional compensation for unforeseen changes, and ownership rights regarding the construction documents. This form serves various professionals: Attorneys can use it to ensure legal compliance; Partners and Owners have clarity on project responsibilities and financial obligations; Associates, Paralegals, and Legal Assistants can reference it for managing documentation and compliance. The form provides essential guidance on proper procedures to follow and identifies potential risks, safeguarding both the Owner and the Architect throughout the project's lifecycle.