associate architect
The architect of record, which completes the details and drawings needed to realize a design.
Also known as the architect of record, an associate architect is the firm which completes the technical drawings and design details necessary for the realization of a concept by the design architect on a project.
The firm develops the technical drawings and design details that turn the design architect's concept into a realizable project. Its responsibility is therefore distinct from originating the overall form and appearance.
The term is used here for the architect-of-record role. It does not simply mean any architect who happens to collaborate with another practice.
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