Putting Digital Media to Work in Construction
These are my Delicious Links for August 18-26 Writing good apology letters - The main thing to remember about apology letters is the fact that you are addressing them to very angry, and often …
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I’ve been agonizing about something, and as it is something about the social networking world, I thought I should ask the wonderful people in my network to help me decide on it. So here it is. I’ve …
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By Richard Derwent Cooke Once you have accepted that you are best able to succeed in the recession by taking charge, a key question to ask is “What am I doing that no longer serves me?” Things …
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by Richard Derwent Cooke The world is in global economic melt down .. right? And yet I am sure there are many people and businesses that are doing very well in today’s marketplace. Of course …
“A third of architectural practices made so little profit in the boom times that they could go bust with the onslaught of the credit crunch, an RIBA survey has revealed. This year’s RIBA Business …
These are my Delicious Links for July 20th through August 18th: House 2.0: New Homes Too Small - "Doesn't it start at planning stage where there appears to be a basic assumption that …
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We've had some reports on twitter in the last 24 hours about a percieved increase in approaches from recruitment agencies to architects in the UK. For example, @Waybeesy, an architect in London …
Running a business is a matter of ins and outs. 'My other piece of advice, Copperfield,' said Mr. Micawber, 'you know. Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen, nineteen and six, …
When you hear the word "Architect", what image springs to mind? A brilliant blog post by Ross Weinreb has been doing the rounds for a couple of weeks, and being a bit behind, I chanced upon it …
On Thursday I was privileged to attend a meeting of the Architects, Engineers and Constructors Network at the Building Centre in London. The event was attended by around 30 professionals with a …
