Multi Outcome Construction Policy (final report)

interviewees within each interview category. A full list of the interviews, which havebeen de-identified, can be found in Appendix B.Costs Associated with the Art Built-in policy in QueenslandCosts according to ArtistsThe major costs involved within the implementation of the Art Built-in policy was thetime and financial pressures faced by the interviewees and the high level of skilldevelopment required by the Artists. The interviewees also recognised that the ArtBuilt-in projects can be particularly challenging for new artist who lack projectmanagement experience or articulation skills.TimeTime pressures arise from extended or extra project meetings and time delays withinthe project schedule. Meetings within the project become a problem when themeetings constantly run over time or when are held up by other parties. Timepressures also arise from time line blow outs and time line delays. The larger projectis often the cause of project timeline delays. Time line delays are an aspect of ArtBuilt-in projects that the artist needs to learn about and how to budget for itscontingencies.Time delays within the Art Built-in project can have repercussion to other jobstimelines or other commitments of the Artists. According to the Artists, an Artistgenerally has one or two projects on the go at the same time to work as a public artist.The artists also work on very strictly managed timelines and are always working to adeadline. Therefore a project delay on one project can create delays for the artist’sother projects.Financial pressuresThe time pressures are also related to the financial pressures faced by the artist’s. Theextra time required to complete projects was also combined with the extra budgetexpanses required to complete projects. The extra time involved the longer workinghours and extra meetings required by stakeholders, which are generally not financiallycompensated for artists. According to the Artist 3, there is never enough money to132