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| Foreword | |
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| Preface | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Domestic Affairs | |
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| Conflicts and Closets | |
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| "All Great Architecture Leaks" | |
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| The Sauna and the New Jersey Turnpike | |
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| The New Yawkas | |
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| Archiphobia! | |
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| Private Battles in the Public Domain | |
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| Fusion of Old and New at the Guggenheim | |
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| For the Glory of Washington | |
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| Penn Plaza and the Design Review Board | |
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| Collaboration Versus Compromise | |
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| Collaboration at St. Matthew's | |
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| The Closest Kind of Collaboration | |
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| Contemporary-Traditional in Florida | |
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| A Collaborative Ideal | |
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| Working with Specialty Consultants | |
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| Foreign Affairs | |
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| Emotion and Ethics in Architecture | |
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| A Project Dies Because a Country Disappears | |
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| The Hospitable Tunisians | |
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| Is the Camel a Horse Designed by Committee? | |
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| The Client of Many Minds | |
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| Design with Committees | |
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| Institutions, Clients, and Service | |
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| Patience Is a Virtue | |
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| The Politics of Design: Race and Gender | |
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| A Black Architect on a Mission | |
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| Politically Incorrect in Wichita | |
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| Gender, Marketing, and a Client's Faith | |
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| All About Communication | |
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| If They Don't Understand You, You Haven't Said Anything | |
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| Treating Clients as Patients | |
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| Architects as Great Communicators | |
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| Legal Pitfalls of Poor Communication | |
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| The Mercurial Client | |
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| Corporate Politics | |
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| The Power Structure | |
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| Resolving Profit with Social Responsibility | |
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| It's All in a Name | |
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| All Projects Great and Small | |
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| Measure Twice, Cut Once | |
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| Less May Actually Be More: The Politics of the Small Project | |
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| When Clients Think They're Architects and Other Tales of Woe | |
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| Room without a View | |
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| An Academic Perspective on Architects and Clients | |
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| Debate about the Architect's Role - Future and Present | |
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| A Jarring Footnote: The Need to Formally Explore the Architect-Client Relationship | |
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| Index | |