Projects need builder input on design: Jacobs New York strategy lead
AI Article Summary
Alison Landry, the strategy lead for Jacobs in New York, highlights the importance of involving contractors at the initial stages of construction projects. With her background in architecture, she believes that early contractor input can significantly influence project outcomes. She recently joined Jacobs, a Dallas-based construction firm, to bring this perspective into the firm’s strategy.
What This Means for Canadian Contractors
This project shows how early involvement of builders can streamline project execution and effectiveness by addressing design feasibility early. For Canadian builders, this means advocating for early collaboration, which could lead to smoother permit processes and better timeline management. This could also improve communication with stakeholders, potentially reducing costs and missteps common in later project stages.
