On public building construction projects (and, possibly, on most private building projects) the contractor develops a Schedule of Values that forms the basis for monthly applications for payment (also known as “requisitions”) that will be submitted as construction proceeds. The…
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Monitoring construction progress
One effective way to monitor progress on a construction project is to consider cumulative payments to the contractor or claimed percent complete against an estimated payment schedule that should be established at the start of the project. In most cases…
Why we need to manage architectural projects
Everyone has an agenda. If we don’t manage the projects, they may be managed by individual interests like the following. “I already know what I’m going to do. Just tell me when to start.” “I’m here to draw. I’m not…
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Seek Early Resolution of Construction Disputes
Early resolution of construction disputes can save a lot of time and money…for all parties. Some amount of disagreement is an inherent and healthy part of the construction process, and ensuing conversations about construction quality and building performance can lead…
