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MGAC sells the part of a building you never see
The owner’s representative turns architectural ambition into budgets, contracts and opening-day plans. Its real test comes when the drawings are beautiful and the numbers refuse to cooperate.
MOCA Systems Built Software for the Moment the Schedule Lies
The MIT spinout pairs sticky-note-simple planning software with people who step into projects already sliding off the rails. Its advantage is knowing that a schedule is both data and a negotiation.
Emily Marineau Wants Construction to Show Its Math
The Juno co-founder moved from Wall Street and Apple into the stubborn economics of housing. Her method is simple to describe and difficult to fake: define the cost, locate the risk, and make every elegant idea survive the spreadsheet.
Amicon Bet That Owners Needed a Bodyguard, Not Another Contractor
Adam Mopsick started with a $30,000 mistake and a hunch that construction's real problem wasn't concrete - it was that nobody in the room actually worked for the owner. Twenty-seven years later, a global consultancy bought the answer.