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Maintenance: Planning & Phasing
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The Art of Softening Unwelcome Surprises
A facade project can involve a lot of red tape, multiple players, and time.
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Construction, Cooperation and a Construction Manager
After the flood: Renovations, construction, lighting, heating and cooling. How would this get done?
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Master(ful) Planning
Boards should create a master plan of building systems and create goals for repair and restoration.
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To Every Roof Job There is a Reason
Roof replacements aren't always straightforward jobs.
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Parking Garages Are the New Facades
Parking garages now must be inspected.
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When Steel Turns to Swiss Cheese
An old building in New Rochelle turns into an engineering nightmare.
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Four Reasons to Hire a Design Professional
There are four main issues that boards need to keep in mind when planning capital improvements.
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Why Alteration Plans Should Be Peer-Reviewed
Having all proposed alteration plans peer-reviewed is an excellent safeguard.
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Why Are Roof Decks Complicated?
A new roof deck can be time-consuming and costly – and boards need to know why.
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