Deciding Between Renovating a Clubhouse or Building A New One
Typically, when a clubhouse hits around 15 years since a major renovation has been conducted and the membership is
Cars and Relationships
My wife’s car was twelve years old and between the paint touch-ups from my guy Benny and the engine
Scary Merger Names Part 2
The A/E/C industry has seen many mergers and acquisitions in the past few years. As a follow up to
Is The Need For Speed Costing You More Than You Realize?
During the recession, the projects that were funded enjoyed the ability to move quickly through design and construction phases
“Dear Abby, I’ve Been Married 20 Years And ….”
This year my wife, Vicki, and I celebrated 20 years of marriage; and we can both tell you we
Myth #7 – Owner’s Reps Select the General Contrator
It was a good day, indeed. Earlier this spring, Wember was notified that we had been selected to serve
Should You Be Using AIA Contract Documents?
In 2011 I wrote a blog comparing the two primary contract platforms in the A/E/C industry, AIA contract documents
Damn, I’m 45
“Turns out, 45 years old is just 45 years old. An age that means you are old enough not
Should you set GMP at Schematic Design?
Should you set your Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) at schematic design? No, you should not set it at schematic
Feastability
Portmanteaus words are a way to add colorful meaning to a thing or occurrence; some terms have become so