With the sequestration now official and a potential shutdown coming up, what will we do? I propose hiring the Permanent Assurance Company to fix our budgeting issues. (Just watched the Meaning of Life again this weekend for the first time in over 15 years...great movie on so many levels.)
We don't know what effect the sequestration will have on us yet; there appear to be too many variables to know. In the meantime, the formal OBO Construction Management bid process seems to be over. I imagine I'll be much more involved in next year's bidding process, but we'll see what happens. There's definitely plenty of work to do in DC.
Other than that fascinating sidelines activity, I've mostly been supporting my project assignments - nothing too crazy over the last couple of weeks. If you have 8 minutes to kill, this NPR piece talks about OBO’s efforts to balance building safety and beauty. It doesn’t have any particularly fascinating reveals, but it does shed some insight into the issues our designers try to balance.
We don't know what effect the sequestration will have on us yet; there appear to be too many variables to know. In the meantime, the formal OBO Construction Management bid process seems to be over. I imagine I'll be much more involved in next year's bidding process, but we'll see what happens. There's definitely plenty of work to do in DC.
Other than that fascinating sidelines activity, I've mostly been supporting my project assignments - nothing too crazy over the last couple of weeks. If you have 8 minutes to kill, this NPR piece talks about OBO’s efforts to balance building safety and beauty. It doesn’t have any particularly fascinating reveals, but it does shed some insight into the issues our designers try to balance.
(This post written while listening to Avicii Levels)
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