Author name: Joe Dager

Triad of Project Success

The Triad of Project Success: CCAPG, RForm, and Project Management

The Construction Contract Administration Practice Guide (CCAPG), RForm’s features, and Project Management methodologies provide a comprehensive solution for successful project execution. The CCAPG lays the foundation by defining the roles, responsibilities, and best practices for contract administration. At the same time, RForm offers digital tools to implement these practices, and Project Management provides the overarching […]

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The Great Civil Engineering Overhaul

ASCE’s The Great Civil Engineering Overhaul Applied to Canadian Architecture

The American Society of Civil Engineers’ (ASCE) publication, The Great Civil Engineering Overhaul, serves as a wake-up call to the civil engineering profession regarding the urgent need to adapt to climate change. While primarily aimed at civil engineers, the book’s core message and recommendations are equally relevant to the field of architecture. This is particularly

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Guide For Contract Administration

Navigating the Complexities: A New Guide to Contract Administration for Architects

The world of architecture is a balance between creativity and precision. Architects are tasked with transforming visions into reality, balancing artistic expression with the practicalities of construction. However, a critical, often overlooked aspect of the architectural process lies amidst the drawings and design iterations: contract administration. Contract administration is the backbone of any construction project,

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Recent Requirements

New Requirements for Contract Administration in Canadian Construction

The construction industry in Canada is witnessing a transformation in contract administration practices. This article explores the key updates in CCDC documents, the integration of technology in contract administration, and the growing emphasis on sustainable construction. It also delves into the changing role of architects as contract administrators and examines new dispute-resolution mechanisms. Understanding these

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