What attitudes do those in the building professions have toward predesign analysis and post-occupancy evaluation services for establishing the strategic and tactical goals of building projects and then confirm the extent to which they were achieved? To what extent and how do practitioners use them as a profit center in their firms and on what basis to they set fees? This book documents the results of a series of interviews the author conducted in England in 1991 with forty prominent practitioners, consultants, and clients; academic, research, and professional institutions; and government authorities and the responses they gave to a standard set of thirty-six questions. As such, it is provides an enlightening perspective on the author's classic books on the techniques of both of those services, including Site Analysis, Space Adjacency Analysis, Building Meaning, and Design Analytics.