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May/June 2005

COVER STORY
Government Center Blends Bridging, CM and PLA
The new $113.5-million Solano County Government Center combines smart growth with LEEd certification, bridging documents and a project labor agreement.

Cover photo ©2005 Michael O'Callahan

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  • UAE Building Two Large Wastewater Facilities
  • Egyptian LNG Terminal Ready for Business
  • Turkish Firm Pushes Design-Build Projects

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  • Training Owners Representatives Will Enhance Project Delivery

    FEATURE STORIES
    North Carolina Creating New Culture For Road Projects
    North Carolina Dept. of Transportation officials are working to revolutionize their design-bid-build process. They are making major changes to their bread-and-butter delivery system by incorporating lessons learned from design-build to construct projects more quickly and more efficiently.

    AIA Teaching Architects To Lead Design-Build Teams
    As design-build project delivery continues to become more popular, contractors are plunging in to take the lead on the vast majority of the work because they are used to taking on and managing risk. Architects, who generally shun construction risk and are ethically opposed to changing traditional roles, increasingly are being relegated to subcontractor roles. Now some architects are saying it is time for a change.

    Coastal Communities Turning To Vacuum Sewers
    Teaming designers and builders in integrated project delivery has streamlined work on numerous building and road construction projects, saving time and money and freeing owners from change orders and multiple contracts. Now, design-build project delivery also is showing up on underground pipe-laying projects where contractors work side-by-side with designers in developing optimal plans before digging in.

     



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