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DATELINE

Volume 13, Number 11
November 2006

Security for Design-Build

Below is a listing of the stories in this month's DATELINE, organized by categories. The full text is available to DBIA members through the mail.

Featured Stories

Out of Site, Not Out of Mind New Members Only

By Leonard Hopper, FASLA

The place to address building security is not at the entrance lobby. By then, it is too late.

The Construction Standard of Care After 9/11 New Members Only

By Raymond T. Mellon, Esq.

Prior to September 11, 2001, security in design was not an over-riding concern to architects, engineers, or builders.

Blast Windows and Curtainwalls New Members Only

By Huston Dawson, P.E. and Peggy Van Eepoel, P.E.

Many contractors in the design-build industry will sooner or later encounter a project with blast requirements for windows and curtainwalls. Projects specifying blast protection include government and military installations, transportation facilities, historic landmarks, laboratory and chemical facilities, and a growing number of private corporations.

DBIA News

2006 Design-Build Designation Class New Members Only

DBIA honored the hard work and dedication of the 2006 Design-Build Designation Class at October’s Evening of Entertainment at the Annual Conference in Nashville, TN.

DBIA's 2006 Award Winners: The Projects New Members Only

DBIA's 2006 Award Winners New Members Only

DBIA recognized both outstanding design-build projects and leaders at October's Evening of Entertainment in Nashville, TN.

Top 10 Reasons to Become a Designated Design-Build Professional New Members Only

Organizations and professions use designation to recognize qualified and competent individuals. The designation process is one of the single most important steps in career development.