Collaborative Construction projects require seamless coordination among architects, engineers, contractors, and clients to ensure a smooth flow of information throughout the entire construction process. Your Contract Administration should enable streamlined […]
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Managing the Many Layers of Funding, Construction, and Documentation of the Epekwitk Assembly of Councils Building When Coast Design Inc. began the design of the new Epekwitk Assembly of Councils
RForm Case Study – Epekwitk Assembly of Councils Building Read More »
You are designing a new condominium building, and you’re not a landscape architect, however the development company your client has requested that the the landscaping for the building be included
Cash allowance or contingency? Read More »
Project management in today’s climate is tough. We’re dealing with supply chain issues that result in ridiculous hold-ups. Record-high job vacancy levels are hitting our sector hard. Add the fact
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An addition to an existing school valued at around $1M was out to tender. This was Robert’s first major project after starting his own firm, and as a newly registered
Bonding or insurance? Read More »
Sometimes there is a bit of anxiety on the part of consultants on how far to go in the review of a shop drawing. This anxiety can be reduced by
Shop drawing review – contractor essential Read More »
A good photograph is knowing where to stand – Ansel Adams How many times have you taken site photos and then once back in the office you realize that the
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Some notable Modernist architects have started their careers as builders or contractors. A few that stand out include Craig Ellwood and his cool Case Study House # 17 or Alfred Newman Beadle
Quick Guide: Modern Contractor Read More »
As an architect do you sometimes dream that you are the modern day master builder, the renaissance man? Do you see yourself as the one person in charge of every
Architect’s role: Renaissance man or contract administrator? Read More »
