Written By: jstark on June 18, 2012 No Comment
Choosing the Right Commercial Lighting

Choosing the right type of commercial lighting is important to running a successful business establishment. While a business will naturally want to keep costs down, this should not take priority over choosing the type of lighting it needs. Instead, a business, office or restaurant should focus on providing lighting that helps its employees work […]

Written By: Cary Betagole on June 10, 2012 2 Comments
Learning Engineering Through Gaming

Cary Betagole authored this post with the backing of Big Fish Games, where you can download games like virtual city,  Super Smash Flash 2 game and farm frenzy. Accessible from over 150 countries, Big Fish Games believes that online games can help make even the most rigorous of disciplines, like […]

Written By: John Poole on June 3, 2012 No Comment
The Arrival of Revel

Back in the early part of 2008 we were in a very strange crossroads in this country. Everything was going so well, but it was kind of like one of those sunny days where you just barely see the darker clouds forming over the horizon and the temperature drops just enough to notice. Right about […]

Written By: John Poole on April 28, 2012 One Comment
The Straight Talk On Labo(u)r Unions

Isn’t it kind of weird that labor is spelled labour in the United Kingdom?  I guess this is true for a few other words like organization (organisation) and catalog (catalogue).  But I think it is safe to say that I don’t really care at all which way they are spelled (spelt in the UK) – […]

Written By: Andy Gough on April 2, 2012 2 Comments

Opting to erect your own steel building is a brave decision. Rather than let the construction company build it for you, you have made the decision to do it yourself. While many might call you foolhardy, there is no reason why, with planning and a logical head, you won’t be able to do just as […]

Written By: John Poole on March 6, 2012 No Comment
What Do We Do With All this Green Space in NYC?

I’m actually not talking about about how to deal with parks or trees or green rooftops (are there any in NYC?), but rather office space  certified by the United States Green Building Council as LEED (Leadership in Energy Efficiency and Design).  According to a blog post put out by the real estate consulting group […]

Written By: John Poole on March 2, 2012 No Comment

If you’re interested in construction, you may be thinking about starting your own construction business. Construction is an industry which will always be in demand, whatever the economy, which makes it an excellent choice for new business ventures.

Starting a construction company is much the same as beginning any other kind of company however, so even […]

Written By: Andy Gough on February 2, 2012 No Comment

There’s nothing worse than your home being burgled, except perhaps that they didn’t force their way in and you just forgot to shut that ground floor window before you left. Ensuring the safety of your home needn’t be any more complicated that being sensible and vigilant. There are many things that you can do to […]

Written By: John Poole on January 18, 2012 No Comment
2012….A World That Keeps On Pushin’ Us Around

In keeping with the yearly tradition of the Constructonomics blog I’d like to propose a theme song for 2012…..So if the theme song for 2011 was, “Stayin’ Alive”, I couldn’t help but try to peg 2012 with something like, “Livin’ On A Prayer”.  However, I won’t.  Not because we’re less than halfway there, but […]

Written By: Andy Gough on January 2, 2012 No Comment

So you’ve decided to look into demolishing your house, or property that you own. But should you? Should you try to sell your house as it is to We Buy Houses Indianapolis | Sell My House Fast | Cash Home Buyers? And where do you start if you should?

Weighing Up Your Options

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