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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 18, 2022
The SGA Dashboard featured at AIA’s’ “Project Delivery Symposium: Delivering the Future”
Boston, MA According to SGA, the SGA Dashboard, a proprietary easy-to-use, web-based tool that is the single source of up-to-date and accurate information for a real estate development and construction project, was featured at the American Institute of Architects’ “Project Delivery Symposium: Delivering the Future.”
SGA’s founding partner Al Spagnolo, AIA, NCARB; Michael Schroeder, CCM, partner; and Giuseppe Ardito, ASCE sustainability/high-performance building leader, lead AIA Symposium featuring the SGA Dashboard in conjunction with Atlanta-based Covetool, a building science platform.
Jim Tracey from Dellbrook was also part of the presentation. Dellbrook is collaborating with SGA on the construction of the new football operations center and executive offices at Gillette Stadium, the home of New England Patriots in Foxborough, Mass.
“The SGA Dashboard, which is changing how real estate projects of all sizes are designed and delivered, is a proprietary platform that we use to drive our projects from concept to delivery,” said Mr. Spagnolo. “It demonstrates to architects, and others around the USA, the new paradigm shift in which architects can elevate our role in project delivery.”
At SGA Dashboard, all project team members find the calendar and milestones, and where anyone can identify and see project issues, and so much more.
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