For this week’s Guest Post Friday here at Construction Law Musings we welcome back Nick Pacella. Nick is an architect licensed in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. His practice has spanned several economic swings and he has been able to reposition the eggs in his basket to make the most of each recovery. He is currently focusing on adapting existing commercial buildings to take advantage of materials and processes that promote improved energy efficiency for both the owner and the tenants. For a more colorful rendition of projects you can visit his company’s website, www.nmparch.com.
It used to be that when you bought something (a car, a refrigerator, a television) it came with an owner’s manual that told you how to operate it, take care of it and prolong its usefulness to you. These days most of these manuals have been boiled down to a pdf on a website somewhere that you can access if and when you find the need. I understand that this is mostly in the name of saving cost (and trees) and at least the information is out there if you need it.
