Alex Garvin tackles the World Trade Center site

Article Abstract:

Alex Gravin, the vice-president for planning, design, and development at the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, in an inspirational tale, describes the process of the competition for the World Trade Center site. He makes the necessary reference to bureaucratic decisions, meetings and regulations palatable in his speech and gives an insight into the human scale of the story.

Facilities & equipment, Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Practice, Buildings and facilities, World trade centers, World trade centres, Lower Manhattan Development Corp., Gravin, Alex

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Give us a P, Bob

Article Abstract:

A new Approved Document comes into force in January 2005, Part P: Electric safety that applies mainly to the design, installation and inspection and testing of power supplies to domestic dwellings and to commercial supplies if the supply is being shared. Further, details about the assessment of this document are presented.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Laws, regulations and rules, Architectural design, Electric power supplies, Power supply (Electronics)

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