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Submittals

How Submittals Guide Construction Projects to Success

The adage “God is in the details” holds particularly true in construction. Every successful project hinges on meticulous planning, precise execution, and a thorough documentation process. This is where submittals come into play, acting as the connection between design intent, contractual obligations, and the physical realization of a project. Submittals: The Backbone of Quality Control […]

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Rethinking Contract Administration

How Does Your Current Contract Administration Methods Compare?

Effective contract administration is crucial in architecture and engineered firms’ management of small- and large-scale design and construction projects. But with so many options available, how can you ensure you choose the right tool for your team’s needs? Let’s explore some key questions that can help you assess the capabilities of your current contract administration

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Project Coordination

Effective Coordination: The Key to Seamless Construction Progress

One of the most crucial elements to ensuring successful project execution is effective coordination. Without proper planning, communication, and collaboration between all relevant stakeholders, even the most well-designed projects can encounter delays, cost overruns, and quality issues. By understanding and implementing these principles, contract administrators can foster a harmonious work environment that maximizes efficiency and

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Building Permits

Navigating the Transition: Updating Codes and Existing Projects

As the article details, countries around the globe allow single-stair access to buildings significantly taller than the Canadian standard. This demonstrates that equally robust fire safety standards can be achieved without the costly second exit requirement. Staircases can consume floor space equivalent to an extra unit, significantly impacting the economic feasibility of smaller multi-unit developments.

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