The practice

Cost auditors who stay close to the drawings

ArchITechNet grew from site-side cost arguments that dragged on because nobody had reconciled the bill with the issued design. We exist to do that reconciliation carefully and early.

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Origin

The practice is based in Xitun, Taichung — close to the development corridors where many of our clients’ mid-rise and mixed-use projects take shape. We work in English for international owners and joint ventures, and coordinate with local design and QS teams who hold the Chinese-language contract files.

How we work

We read drawings before we argue rates. We separate arithmetic errors from entitlement disputes. We write findings that a non-specialist owner can follow without stripping out the technical detail the architect and QS need.

Independence

We do not act as the contractor’s commercial advocate on the same project we audit for the owner. Conflict checks happen before engagement letters are signed.

People you will meet

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Lin Yu-Hsuan

Engagement lead for cost audit coordination. Background in building measurement and owner-side claim review across central Taiwan.

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Marcus Wei

Handles pre-tender reviews and variation batches. Focused on provisional sums, façade packages, and rate build-up clarity.

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Grace Tan

Coordinates progress payment verification cycles and final account settlement briefings with lenders and owner reps.

Visit or write

Office hours follow the Taichung business week. For a new audit, the contact form is the fastest way to share project context.

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