Executive Summary: The Frictionless Process In the world of contract administration, silence is the ultimate sign of success. When a project is running smoothly, the administrative gears are turning quietly in the background, invisible to the trades on-site. But when the “gears” of a Change Order (CO) start to grind, the noise is deafening: heated […]
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RFI Log: Architect’s Defense Against Claims In the high-stakes world of architecture, construction and contract administration, memory is a poor witness. When a construction project hits a snag, a conflict between the structural steel and the HVAC ducting, or a finish specification that’s no longer available, the inevitable “who knew what and when” argument begins
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Architizer’s article highlights 30 of Canada’s best architecture and design firms, ranked based on A+Awards wins and nominations, “Project of the Day” and “Featured Project” selections, and total projects uploaded to Architizer. The article emphasizes Canada’s diverse architectural landscape, moving away from a single “Canadian style” to celebrating regionalism and collaboration. While acknowledging the contributions
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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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