by Neal Hingorany | Dec 6, 2021 | Blog
Filling in flood zones is a complicated subject. As a consultant, it can be a challenging recommendation to offer. The case is a fairly simple one to make: building sites are not often improved and it may be a once in a lifetime or a once in a 50 year period...
by Neal Hingorany | Nov 11, 2021 | Blog
Last month I took part in a discussion with Rep. Terri Cortvriend and Rep. Laura Carson about Aquidneck Island sea-level rise and the subsequent coastal planning that’s taking place. I was also joined by Mark Thomspon (Newport Restoration Foundation) and Bob...
by Neal Hingorany | Nov 2, 2020 | Blog
The main goal of the project planning phase is to provide proposals and estimates to clients that are clear and comprehensive. We want our clients to be able to understand our proposals (and have a clear total) so that they have reliable figures when they do their own...
by Neal Hingorany | Feb 27, 2020 | Blog
Understanding a client’s project budget is crucial for the design and planning process. Some clients are often unwilling to divulge specific budgets, for a variety of reasons. This can lead to an inefficient or ineffective design process. The core of this post is to...
by Neal Hingorany | Nov 25, 2019 | Blog
* This article is not a suitable replacement for a detailed and site-specific project review by a consulting Surveyor, Engineer or Architect. This is intended as an overview which will enable clients to understand the necessary permitting pathways for project...
