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Schedule-Centered Planning: An Owner Standard for Better Projects

Too many Fridays still end the same way: project leaders are asked, “Are we on track?” and the answer is buried somewhere in a static Gantt chart that looks more like a seismograph than a management tool. The problem isn’t a lack of data or dashboards. It’s that the schedule too often sits as an …

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AI Doesn’t Know What It Feels Like to Walk Through a Space

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has become an indispensable tool for urban analysis, augmenting how we observe, quantify, and project the dynamics of city life. Yet, no matter how precise the algorithm, how comprehensive the dataset, or how refined the model, AI cannot truly capture the authentic feel of a place. AI doesn’t know …

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World Mental Health Day: Construction Steps Up

October 10th is recognized globally as World Mental Health Day. Beginning in 1992, the World Federation for Mental Health created this event to highlight the importance of mental health and its effects on individuals, families, workplaces, and communities. World Mental Health Day is an opportunity to evaluate our workplaces and make necessary changes to support …

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