A highly motivated and experienced civil engineer with more than 20 years in the construction industry, Rami Tawasha serves as a senior project manager at Constructive Solutions, Inc., a commercial general contractor based in San Mateo, San Jose and San Francisco. Proficient in a broad range of services from design-build and seismic retrofit to tenant improvement and renovation for corporate offices, medical facilities, industrial, hospitality centers, and retail spaces across the San Francisco Bay Area.
Green building technology refers to the use of sustainable and environmentally friendly materials, design, and construction techniques in the building industry. It aims to reduce the environmental impact of buildings by minimizing energy consumption, waste, and pollution throughout the entire building lifecycle. Green building technology involves the use of renewable energy sources, such as solar or wind power, as well as energy-efficient systems for heating, cooling, and lighting. It also focuses on the use of non-toxic and sustainable building materials, such as recycled or locally sourced materials, to improve indoor air quality and reduce waste. Overall, green building technology aims to create buildings that are not only environmentally friendly but also healthy, comfortable, and cost-effective for their occupants.
An owner guide to commercial site development due diligence across property records, land use, environmental conditions, soils, utilities, access and go-hold-revise decisions.
The landlord might decide to control the cost of renovation and make all the improvements himself. Alternatively, the tenant can agree to carry out the improvement in exchange for reduction of rent or cash incentive.
Six current commercial renovation priorities for owners: existing conditions, code and accessibility, energy and ventilation, MEP capacity, occupied phasing and useful closeout.
An owner-focused framework for controlling scope, decisions, estimates, risk, changes, documents and closeout on commercial capital improvements.
A practical framework for prioritizing commercial building improvements, verifying conditions, developing scope and sequencing work around permits and operations.
Learn how to find the right seismic retrofit contractor for your building needs. Read our tips on evaluating experience, competency, and cost.
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
