Quick Work.(fast-track construction of educational facilities)
American School & University, May, 2007 by Twomey, Matt
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Byline: Matt Twomey In summer 2005, with two-and-a-half months to convert a nursing home to a 256-bed college residence hall, Philadelphia Biblical University, Langhorne, Pa., established a fast-track construction schedule. By finishing the project in time for it to house students that fall, the university was able to avoid the high cost of renting accommodations for students.
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Putting a building project on a fast-track schedule is the exception in the construction industry, not the norm. But it can be the best approach when the value of finishing by a certain date ...
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