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The “Risk” That Paid Off
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The Plaza 400 Concerto
Three capital improvement projects completed successfully like a melodious symphony.
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Bids: The Sound of Apples to Apples
How to find the best contractor at the right price.
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The Project Conductor
A new leader has emerged to coordinate multi-trade projects: the construction manager.
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Orchestrating Access
Gaining access to every apartment for a renovation can be a nightmare, but general manager Brendan Keany's experience at Penn South is a primer on how to do it right.
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The Design/Build Fugue
What makes design-build better than the sealed bids process?
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Warning Signs: The Never-Ending Story
What can you do when your board meetings never end?
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One Tough Nut
Leaking roofs and major thunderstorms led to a board revolution at Chatham Green.
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The Nuclear Man
Management experience and technical know-how helped Tom Uhl lead the installation of a new security system at his building.
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Architect, Project Manager, Super
From super to resident manager - one man's journey turns out to be one building's good fortune.
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