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American School & University, November, 2004
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Byline: Jeffrey M. Paul
Across the nation, higher-education institutions are carrying out their capital programs while maintaining the quality of life on campus during construction. Traffic detours, noise and disruptions to utilities are only a few of the unavoidable challenges that schools must address. When building programs involve several facilities, the challenges can become daunting.
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For many colleges and universities, a campuswide construction mitigation plan provides a comprehensive way to address interrelated construction issues. A construction mitigation plan is ...
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