Communication between architect, contractor and owner

This article explores the communication between architects, contractors and owners in the context of construction projects. It analyzes how these three actors use language to negotiate technical concepts, deadlines, costs and expectations, while taking into account their respective roles and specialist knowledge. The main question is to understand how the language barrier between these groups can affect the success of a project, both technically and in terms of the contractual and social relationship. The study proposes hypotheses on the impact of specialization of professional language, divergences in stakeholder expectations and misunderstandings linked to the interpretation of construction terms.