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E44. Implications of changing your mind during and after the build
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In this episode of the Building Design, prime Time Podcast Frank and Amelia delve into the implications of changes that are made during the construction stage of building.
Changes during construction can create a domino affect extending the time it takes to complete the build and the cost of the project.
Frank share real accounts of when changes have affected an outcome on a build. He has seen changes that the client has made at the last minute and changes that a builder may have made onsite, In some cases leading to massive implications to the project.
Frank also discusses implications after the build is complete and how landscaping can affect the drainage and breathability throughout the home.
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