Commercial Construction Management: Four Owner Controls
A practical owner guide to commercial construction management using four connected controls for requirements, schedule, cost and change, field quality, safety interfaces and closeout.


A practical owner guide to commercial construction management using four connected controls for requirements, schedule, cost and change, field quality, safety interfaces and closeout.
Medical facilities are changing, a lot of these changes are based on ultimate comfort and protection for in and out patients,
Time management is often thought to be the responsibility of the employee while this is true common errors made by employers
Renovating a building can be a fun experience – out with the old, in with the new!
The easiest way to do this is to create a full list of the needed repairs and this can be done in three steps;
Earthquake resistant buildings work by ensuring that buildings are properly grounded and connected to the earth through the foundation.
A planning guide to California commercial renovation code compliance, current Title 24 review paths, permits, field verification and closeout.