by ALutowicz | Jan 18, 2023 | Commercial Construction, Facility Construction
There are plenty of great reasons for considering “Manufactured Construction” for your next interior building project — price certainty, a shorter, more efficient schedule and superior fit and finish, to name a few. But wait just a minute. All that... by Emily Leye | May 9, 2022 | Commercial Construction, Facility Construction
Corian is a synthetic seamless marble that can be molded into almost any shape and is easily repairable in the field, although that rarely happens because it’s nearly indestructible and lasts forever. It is non-porous and when properly cleaned does not support... by ALutowicz | Mar 1, 2022 | Check It Out, Commercial Construction
In Canada, the 2022 construction growth is projected at 16.4%, with residential seeing 5.5% growth and non-residential at 23.6%. How are we going to accomplish that competitively and on schedule? Construction faces growing labor headwinds from decades of low... by ALutowicz | Mar 22, 2021 | Commercial Construction, Commercial Interior Design
What were some of the things you had to do to go to a meeting in person? Own a car; insure and maintain it, or deal with public transit ˃ Risk your life driving to the meeting, and risk your life getting back home ˃ Pick up the dry cleaning, shine your shoes and dress... by ALutowicz | Mar 12, 2021 | Commercial Construction, Musings
If Johannes Gutenburg had decided there was no market of his printing press in 1439 because less than 8% of the German population at the time could read, then we might all still be illiterate. If Elon Musk had waited until the masses were screaming for a sustainable... by ALutowicz | Dec 18, 2020 | Commercial Construction
Moore’s Law states that about every two years computer processing speed doubles. The number of transistors which fit into a microprocessor reached over 10 billion in 2017. It was under 10,000 in 1971. I’m old enough to remember soldering firecracker sized transistors...
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