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PSMJ Resources
MAY 11, 2012
Firms with a residential specialization, as well as those with a commercial/industrial specialization, both reported increasing revenue for the seventh month in a row. Economy rising, employment still lagging. The AIA’s quarterly measurements of firm backlogs reveal an average length of 4.6 South is down 50.1 from 51.0,
PSMJ Resources
OCTOBER 4, 2011
Conditions also continued to deteriorate at firms with a residential specialization, in spite of moderate growth reported by those firms earlier this year. This marks the first month with no employment growth since 2010, and only the second time ever that unemployment has had a net change of zero. Corporate Finance Associates blog.
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PSMJ Resources
APRIL 6, 2012
Billings at residential firms have also steadily turned up. Rising employment rates buoy firm billings The upturn in billings at architecture firms is supported by general strength in the economy. Rising employment rates buoy firm billings The upturn in billings at architecture firms is supported by general strength in the economy.
PSMJ Resources
MARCH 13, 2012
Firms specializing in residential, commercial/industrial, and institutional projects all registered gains, while mixed-practice firms (ones without a majority of their billings in any single major construction sector) were still contracting. In contrast, the construction employment picture has shown some modest gains over the past year.
Pro Builder
OCTOBER 4, 2021
Christopher Fox, AIA, Van Metre’s VP of architecture and building science, advises builders to have a research and development budget built into the total cost analysis, “because a big part of industrialized construction is trial and error,” he says. He notes that tolerances for panelization require more precision.
PSMJ Resources
NOVEMBER 9, 2011
Seasonally adjusted nonfarm payroll employment increased by 80,000 (0.1%) in October and 1.5 Seasonally adjusted construction employment fell by 20,000 (0.4%) to 5,525,000, and up only 13,000 (0.2%) from a year ago. Heavy and civil engineering construction employment rose 0.4% and 0.7%, respectively; residential building, 0.6%
PSMJ Resources
NOVEMBER 30, 2011
Firms in the Northeast reported gains in billings for the second month in a row, along with firms with residential and commercial/industrial specialization. An ambiguous jobs picture Nonfarm payroll employment grew modestly in October, adding 80,000 new jobs. and Residential is up 51.3 American Institute of Architects (AIA).
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