ADVISING ON CONTRACTS: Mukund Karnick.
In the first of two articles, Mukund Karnick, senior contracts advisor at Nakheel's Palm Jebel Ali, discusses when the time is right for clients to take more control over building material selection and use.
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Anwer Sher, General Manager of Escape LLC and Managing Director of EMS talks about the need for empowerment on a project.
Jeremy Curran, Clyde & Co, Dubai, takes a look at the new 'Build-Operate-Transfer' law in Kuwait and what this means for the country.
In the past, this column has attempted to bring some attention to a phenomenon that everyone knows about, and almost everyone would agree with - that the quality of construction in this region is, for the best part, compromised.
Mohammed Elweshahy of Hill International tackles the issue of project delays and attempts to find some workable solutions.
By the time you've finished reading this editorial at least one person in the world will have died from a construction industry-related fatality.
The UAE is investing $15 billion into tackling climate change, more than any other government in the world.
In the second of his two articles, Chris Larkin, associate director, Brewer Consulting continues his look at delay analysis, and the importance of choosing the correct technique for any given situation.
Construction sites in Dubai, currently billed as the 'biggest construction site in the world', came to a complete standstill last week.
Energy audits are an essential tool in the bid to increase the efficiency of buildings. Dr Afshin Afshari, a LEED accredited professional and the assistant general manager of SS Lootah Group subsidiary International Energy Group (IEG), outlines the main methods available.
It's only the second week of the new year but the creative minds of aspirational property developers have been ticking away - sparking what could be a return to the wacky project idea era that marked the early stages of Dubai's development boom.
Joe Colgan, senior project manager, EC Harris, discusses how an NEC project can lead to an amicable resolution of disputes.
Rumours of the Arabian Canal project were circulating long before it was officially announced at Cityscape in October.
A few weeks ago I came across an article about how a group of French architects were battling against the aversion of a majority of the Parisian populace to gets plans approved that would transform the city's skyline.
Careful study is needed if misunderstandings are to be avoided, says Sachin Kerur, partner, Masons Galadari.
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