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Author Birnberg, Howard G.

Title Project management for building designers and owners / Howard G. Birnberg
Edition Second edition
Published Boca Raton, Fla : Association for Project Managers : CRC Press, [1999]
©1999

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Description 223 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Contents Sect. 1. Organizing for project management. 1. The need for project management. 2. Project delivery system -- Sect. 2. The project manager. 3. Who is a project manager? 4. Project manager responsibilities. 5. Caring for your project managers. 6. Training project managers -- Sect. 3. Planning the project. 7. Profit plan. 8. Owner/client concerns. 9. Scope determination. 10. Project budgeting. 11. Project scheduling -- Sect. 4. Managing the project. 12. Project status reporting. 13. Team management. 14. Contract management. 15. Project cost control. 16. Quality management. 17. Using the computer. 18. Project production techniques. 19. Time management. 20. Project close-out -- App. A. Project delivery methods -- App. B. Value Engineering -- App. C. Iso 9000 -- App. D. Selected list of computer software for design firm project management, financial accounting, and scheduling
Summary Project Management for Building Designers and Owners discusses streamlining the complexity and costs of current building design and construction; integrating the often-fragmented nature of the team in designing and constructing buildings; assessing the reengineering trend of reducing in-house facilities and staff for planning, coordinating, and managing a project; outsourcing responsibilities to traditional engineering, architectural, and facilities firms as well as program and project management firms; comparing traditional design firms and specialty firms; and communicating effectively within this fragmented, specialized, and complex arena. This edition comprehensively outlines the fundamental means to effectively manage and control a project's scope, schedule, and budget
Notes Rev. ed. of: Project management for small design firms
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 187-188) and index
Subject Architectural firms -- United States -- Management.
Engineering firms -- United States -- Management.
Author Birnberg, Howard G. Project management for small design firms
LC no. 98017157
ISBN 0849312655 (alk. paper)