78: How Does Biomimicry Apply to Architecture?

08/02/17 • 41 min

On this episode of the Art of Construction, we have an awe-inspiring conversation with Cynthia Fishman, an Architect at KTGY Architecture + Planning. Cynthia is currently working on her Master of Science in Biomimicry through Arizona State University. “What is biomimicry?” you ask? Have a listen as Cynthia shares her knowledge about biomimicry and how it can be applied to architecture

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77: Technology for the Construction Industry: Making Life Easier while in the Field

On this episode of the Art of Construction, we discuss PlanGrid with Co-Founder and CTO, Ralph Gootee. PlanGrid is a construction management app that allows real time project updates, storage of all project documents, the ability to work offline and online, easy collaboration and more. It is the largest digital repository of blue prints in the world. Have a listen as we learn about all of the wonderful features Plangrid offers to anyone working in the construction industry.

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79: Understanding Key Contracts and Forms Necessary for Your Project

On this episode of the Art of Construction, we have an educational talk with Kenneth W. Cobleigh, Esq., Managing Director and Counsel, AIA Contract Documents, at the American Institute of Architects. AIA Contract Documents offers 180+ construction contracts and forms that can be used for a wide variety of projects, providing an inexpensive alternative to manuscript documents. Have a listen as Kenneth goes into detail about the many documents they offer. He also offers advice on the recently released 2017 owner/contractor agreements and how the changes affect contractors.