As Development Consultants, we know that every project starts with a vision, but not all visions are immediately ready to proceed. Feasibility studies serve as critical checkpoint that ensures a project has the right foundation to move forward successfully. Here are five common signs that a project might not be feasible just yet—and how to address […]
5 Signs a Project is Not Feasible – YET Read More »
Navigating sustainability in new developments is an important consideration. Yet the topic of sustainability can quickly become overwhelming with evolving standards. From the BC Energy Step Code to the National Energy Code of Canada for Buildings (NECB) and even Passive House methodologies. Many clients express an interest to integrate sustainable practices into their construction projects
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Construction projects require a balance between quality, schedule and budget. This balancing act is where risk emerges and that risk rests on the owner’s representative’s shoulder. In community development, especially in rural and remote areas, these challenges become even more complex, requiring proactive management to avoid costly delays and failures. From misaligned project planning to
The role of the Owners Representative (OR) is to act as an advocate for the Owners interests for any given construction project. Engaging an Owners Representative brings several benefits to owners. From reducing risk to improving project oversight, acting as a bridge between the owner and various project partners. The OR helps ensure contracts are
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