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Stay In your lane. Remain behind the curtain. Take the drawings, create the specs. Question when necessary. Provide input when asked.
Focused on owner’s requirements, Conspectus offers an accurate, transparent view of how decisions made during the design process will ultimately impact project cost, construction quality, and building operations.
Focused on architect's requirements, Conspectus offers an accurate, transparent view of how decisions made during the design process will ultimately impact project cost, construction quality, and building operations.
Focused on design-builder's requirements, Conspectus offers an accurate, transparent view of how decisions made during the design process will ultimately impact project cost, construction quality, and building operations.
Focused on construction manager's requirements, Conspectus offers an accurate, transparent view of how decisions made during the design process will ultimately impact project cost, construction quality, and building operations.
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jlane
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Aug 9, 2011 7:07:37 AM
So your project has a vegetative roof. Will it be insured
under Factory Mutual? If so did you know you will need to comply with FM 1-35. Do not get confused and think this has to do
with wind uplift. FM 1-35 provides
general guidelines for green roof systems.
Here is the link to download the free data sheets produced
by FM Global. You must register first: http://www.fmglobal.com/fmglobalregistration/
Here are some things we see on vegetative green roof
projects that are not known, missed, or misunderstood for vegetative roofs.
With the above mentioned items be
sure to:
Stay In your lane. Remain behind the curtain. Take the drawings, create the specs. Question when necessary. Provide input when asked.
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