The sheer volume of contracts can overwhelm even the most organized of desks, leading to a domino effect of processing delays and missed deadlines. It’s not just about keeping your […]
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Architects in Canada often navigate a maze of administrative tasks, which can overshadow their primary mission: to design and innovate. In architecture, the challenge is not just about erecting structures
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Late payments have long been a serious issue in the construction industry, creating financial strain for contractors and subcontractors alike, sometimes resulting in project delays and stress that did not
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Adapting on the Fly: The Role of Change Orders in Construction In the course of a construction project for a residential complex, an unanticipated challenge arose during the foundation excavation
Adapting on the Fly: The Role of Change Orders in Construction Read More »
In the construction industry, Request for Information (RFI) is a core communication tool used to seek clarification, resolve ambiguities, control costs, ensure compliance, and maintain quality. RFIs can come from various stakeholders like contractors, subcontractors, or clients. They may be prompted by uncertainties in project documents like plans or contracts. Contract administration software such as RForm helps in managing RFIs effectively, ensuring a smoother project progression. This tool aims to lift the burden off architects, construction professionals, and project managers, streamlining the construction contract administration process.
What is an RFI: Your Guide to Requests for Information Read More »
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 »
Have you ever had to deal with: Marking up a set of drawings, only to find out that really basic information is missing time after time; North arrows, references, sheet
Process is the answer, now what’s the question? Read More »
In March 2020, it became clear very quickly that architecture firms in Canada needed to jump headfirst into embracing technology in order to keep working. Remote work became the norm
Covid changed how we work. The question is, was it for better or worse? Read More »
