Rain diverter in Cordoba, Spain
About Me
- Albert Russell
- I first worked in an architect's office as a high school student in 1964. I worked for an architectural millwork and casework subcontractor in 1970-71 between an enlistment in the Navy and returning to college. After college I worked for a house builder for 2 years and have worked in architecture since then, specializing in construction documents and construction administration services and related project management and supervision. You can learn more about what I am doing now by viewing my website.
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- Whatever it takes
- Project Coordination: Practice the Hand-off
- What's wrong with this picture?
- Vinyl Composition Tile: Getting to the bottom of b...
- Missing consultant coordination, a hilltop buildin...
- Roof Drainage Design: Early design decisions can i...
- Roof Shingle Warranty: What's in it?
- This Change Order costs more than my whole house!
- Soliciting Bids for Architectural Services?
- New construction is really alteration
- The new Associates
- How Hard Does It Rain in the Northwest?
- Paint the Color Chip
- Mike's Abridged Edition
- The Long View (Take 2)
- The Long View
- Random Lengths to 16 Feet
- Lines and Dots
- Really Small Plumbing Drawings
- Just a Fraction of an Inch
- ...in the Details
- Seek Early Resolution of Construction Disputes
- How Our Construction Bidding System Works Against ...
- Consider the Value of Experience when Selecting an...
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