Intelligent Choices
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03/02/10
Value-Based Design Fees: A New Approach to Compensation
If the conventional system of setting fees is to be replaced by something better, then both owners and architects will need to benefit and will have to agree on the method.
Scott Simpson
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03/02/10
The Leader’s Cultural Compass Points
As leaders, we have the ability to improve the work environment by our actions and attitudes. Especially when times are tough, we owe this to staff, who have chosen to follow our dreams with us.
Roger Swanson
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03/02/10
From Conception to Curation
Converging factors spotlight an important opportunity to link building information modeling to the total life and health of buildings through facilities management.
Lauren Della Bella
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01/08/10
Forging Invaluable Partnerships
Creating long-lasting and fruitful relationships with clients requires that we see ourselves as more than problem solvers. Getting to clients’ deep foundational issues, assessing their long-term goals, and managing multiple perspectives are necessary to build these partnerships.
Mark VanderKlipp
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01/08/10
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2010: A Year of Convalescence
The 25 most significant trends transforming architecture and design can offer sustenance during a painfully slow recovery.
James P. Cramer and Jane Gaboury
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11/05/09
Starting or Kick-Starting Your Design Career
No matter the season of your career, establish a point of view about the future, challenge the status quo, and identify new core value propositions.
James P. Cramer
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11/05/09
The $100,000 Question
It’s the query every student should be asking: How do I make the most of my design education?
Andrew Caruso
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10/07/09
'Change Design' Examines Architecture as Business Tool
New 2nd edition of NBBJ book is published by Greenway Communications
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07/07/09
Each Minute Defines Us
By changing your use of minutes, you challenge your limiting beliefs — your convention — your thinking and doing.
James P. Cramer
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05/11/09
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Seven Steps Forward
You can survive this recession, but you’ll need to redesign your organization for long-term growth in spite of turmoil. This requires bold action, innovation, and motivation.
James P. Cramer
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