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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- Metal Roofing Specifications: "No Visible Oil Cann...
- Construction Tolerance
- Masonry Design: Separate hung masonry from foundat...
- Roof Drainage Design: Foresight or Afterthought?
- Purposeful chaos (the 2-minute design offense)
- Architectural Design: CAD doesn't care
- Masonry Construction: A hodgepodge of reinforcing
- Masonry Design: A subtle difference in brick sizes
- Productive coordination meetings on the go
- Building Thermal Movement: Everything in a buildin...
- Value Engineering can add value
- It takes timely money to make a project go
- So, you want to count trucks?
- The Schedule of Values deserves close attention
- Form suddenly meets function
- Pragmatism trumps engineering
- Ask the right person or get the wrong answer
- Monitoring construction progress
- Staffing a design project
- Zero Slump Concrete
- Why we need to manage architectural projects
- Construction, Toledo, Spain
- Design Review
- Presenting the windows
- We usually locate the roof drains near the low point
- Value Engineering gone awry?
- Want to know where you stand?
- A notable roof warranty exclusion
- Manage your consultants' communication with your c...
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