Writing is the easy part. Knowing what to write is another story.
A Script for Specifications - in 3 Acts
by David Stutzman | Jan 13, 2014 | contract documents, notes, Professional Practice, Architect, Specifications, Specifier, specifying
Tracking Issues Needing Resolution
by David Stutzman | Jan 6, 2014 | Communication, Coordination, notes, Professional Practice, Automation, Specifications, specifying
Writing construction specifications is like assembling a jigsaw puzzle. Except puzzles always have a photo of the completed puzzle on the cover of the box.
Specifications - A QA Process
by David Stutzman | Aug 26, 2013 | contract documents, Drawings, Master Specifications, notes, Processes, Professional Practice, QA review, Quality Assurance, Specifications, specifying
Who is best to write project construction specifications - the project architect or a dedicated specifier? Arguments will go both ways, depending on point of view. Both answers have merit. So let's take a closer look at specifications as a Quality..
Drawing Order of Precedence
by David Stutzman | Nov 1, 2011 | Classic Drawing Notes, Drawings, notes, precedence, Professional Practice
"How to Read These Drawings" was the title for a block of eight notes on the cover page of a set of drawings we received. I was looking for some profound guidance since only eight notes were included. I think found it in the last note:
Coordinating Drawing Notes and Specs
by David Stutzman | May 9, 2011 | Construction Administration, Drawings, notes, Professional Practice, Specifications, Specifying Practice Group