Even if the recession is really over, the commercial construction industry is far from recovery. But the market will come back.
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Even if the recession is really over, the commercial construction industry is far from recovery. But the market will come back. When it does, engineering firms and engineers need to be shovel-ready. In this inaugural Thought Leaders collection of essays, empanelled engineers and industry professionals provide guidance and resources for helping you get ready for the new economy.
Even if the recession is really over, the commercial construction industry is far from recovery. But the market will come back. When it does, engineering firms and engineers need to be shovel-ready. In this inaugural Thought Leaders collection of essays, empanelled engineers and industry professionals provide guidance and resources for helping you get ready for the new economy.
2009 Thought Leaders
By Rob Barrick, PE, LEED AP, Smith Seckman Reid Inc.
Rediscovering the joy of engineering
By David Sellers, PE, Facility Dynamics Engineering
Energy policy: The view from Washington
By Robert Cavey, Global Strategy Initiative
By John Koeller, PE, Koeller & Co.
The light at the end of the tunnel
By Joseph M. "Jody" Good, III, LC, FIES, IALD, LEED AP, Spectrum Engineers
Redefining the role of electrical engineers
By Keith Lane, PE, RCDD, LC, LEED AP, Lane Coburn & Assocs.
Trends and positioning for fire protection engineers
By Ray Grill, PE, FSFPE, Arup
