Project Management for Design Professionals
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| Rating | : | 4.67 (658 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1419528122 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 304 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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Ramroth, Jr., AIA, is a practicing architect with over thirty years experience in architectural design and project management. He has served as the project manager for numerous building design projects ranging in size from small remodeling projects to multi-disciplinary design programs of over one hundred million dollars in construction costs. Mr. . Ra
In the fast-paced, big-stakes design industry, schedules are accelerated and client expectations are high. Ramroth, Jr., taps the resources of his 30-plus years of project management experience to offer practical advice, instructions, and techniques to help you think strategically, plan carefully, and troubleshoot problems.Project Management for Design Professionals is written for architects, designers, landscape architects, urban planners, interior designers, engineers and others looking to plan and complete multidisciplinary projects successfully.. For the first time, veteran architect William G. Literally, time is money and
joel5"Excellent resource! Design professionals should own this." according to joel5270. I got this as recommended reading for the Landscape Architectural Registration Examination (LARE) sections 1 and 2. It was by far the most read-able and informative book of the recommended books (also got Ready, Set, Practice by Sharky and Construction Contracts by Hinze). I had already taken a college course in project management and done some PM at work and this book's emphasis on PM for design professionals really puts all the pieces together -great stories and real-life examples to illustrate PM principles. Also, Bill is a University of Oregon alum - which is where I got my MLA - GO DUCKS!I actuall. 70 said Excellent resource! Design professionals should own this.. I got this as recommended reading for the Landscape Architectural Registration Examination (LARE) sections 1 and "Excellent resource! Design professionals should own this." according to joel5270. I got this as recommended reading for the Landscape Architectural Registration Examination (LARE) sections 1 and 2. It was by far the most read-able and informative book of the recommended books (also got Ready, Set, Practice by Sharky and Construction Contracts by Hinze). I had already taken a college course in project management and done some PM at work and this book's emphasis on PM for design professionals really puts all the pieces together -great stories and real-life examples to illustrate PM principles. Also, Bill is a University of Oregon alum - which is where I got my MLA - GO DUCKS!I actuall. . It was by far the most read-able and informative book of the recommended books (also got Ready, Set, Practice by Sharky and Construction Contracts by Hinze). I had already taken a college course in project management and done some PM at work and this book's emphasis on PM for design professionals really puts all the pieces together -great stories and real-life examples to illustrate PM principles. Also, Bill is a University of Oregon alum - which is where I got my MLA - GO DUCKS!I actuall. Very informative I purchased this book because it is on CLARB's website for the LARE. I found it very helpful and one of the more fun books to read. It was the cheapest of the books I could purchase for Section 1 and the way Ramroth approaches topics it was an interesting read. He also summarizes each chapter at the end which made for a very helpful study guide. Much of the stuff is common sense but until you really think about project management, it might not be as obvious.. Great book for architects G. Stein Written by someone with a clear understanding of the design profession, this book rings true and is a great guidebook for new project managers.
. He has served as the project manager for numerous building design projects ranging in size from small remodeling projects to multi-disciplinary design programs of over one hundred million dollars in construction costs. Ramroth, Jr., AIA, is a practicing architect with over thirty years experience in architectural design and project management. Ramroth is a member of the American Institute of Architects. Mr. About the AuthorWilliam G