By Allen Roberts, AIA
Exploring historic buildings can sometimes result in scary surprises. I’m not talking about unexpected physical characteristics such as cracks in wooden beams or masonry walls. Here are a few of the more interesting, non-architectural surprises I’ve experienced.
Beaver Dam Ward
Crawling through the crawl space under the floor of an historic church in Beaver Dam in northern Utah, I came upon Continue reading
Jim Nielson, AIA, is a Senior Principal with CRSA and a Utah State Representative. First, Do No Harm is a series of posts about how what happens on Utah’s Capitol Hill affects public, business, and personal budgets. This segment continues to look at new legislation and analyzes its consequences on both our business and personal pocketbooks.
Missed a Part?
In a more traditional sense, actions by government affect both sides of the public ledger. Some policy decisions, such as taxation and appropriations, modify the ledger directly; others such as economic development incentives and mandates (as discussed in my last post) change things indirectly.
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With 2014 half gone, where does the Professional Services Industry stand?
Fran Pruyn is the Director of Marketing and Business Development at CRSA. She is also a theatre director with decades years of experience. She has coached hundreds proposal interviews, we stopped counting.
“We won it in the Q&A.”
Yep, you can score big with a selection committee during the question and answer period and be awarded a project. You can also go down in flames, when one member says just the wrong thing.
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