Architects often complain that engineers couldn't care less about what the space looks like. Engineers complain that all architects care about is what the space looks like! With architects and engineers working so closely together in the construction industry for decades, why does this gap still exist? It is usually due to miscommunications in the early stages of the project. Read more >
Avoiding Change Orders: How to Keep Costs Down and Your Project on Schedule
by Evan Parganos
Change orders can be a major obstacle to the completion of a successful construction project.
Change orders in the construction industry are by no means unusual, but they typically increase the cost of and time to complete the project. Because they were not allocated for from the beginning, these unwelcome surprises can cause tension between the design team and the contractors/subcontractors on site, as well as frustration on the part of the owner. Read more >
What to Expect from Your MEP (Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing) Consultant
by Evan Parganos
Whether you are an architect, building owner or engineer, a time will come when you require the services of an MEP consulting firm. Of course, you'll want the highest quality work for a great price. Keep these prerequisites in mind as you research the best team for your project. Read more >
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