Renovation: Risks & Rewards

Topics:
Construction-Project Management
Tags:
Business Operations,
FacilitiesNet,
Management,
Strategy,
Supply Chain
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FacilitiesNet

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Overview: Renovating an existing building, agree facilities professionals and architects, is more challenging than building new. Success starts with an enduring vision of just what the facility should be after the renovation. During the renovation, ongoing communication among all parties is critical. Also key is painstaking attention to the logistics of the operation. The ability to come up with innovative solutions to the constraints and surprises presented by older buildings also helps. To know the rewards and risks that from renovation read the article.

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Format: HTML | Date: Sep 2001 | Pages: 1

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