Short· April 20, 2026· 0:31
Why you should keep designers involved throughout the build process.
Transcript
What I like to talk about — what you're describing with a design-build project — is having the designers in the loop as you're building the space out, so you can go back and work with them to figure out: how can we make this space even better? Is there an opportunity to incorporate higher-quality lighting to support the metrics that we know will pay off over time, or even over a short period of time?
And in the case of what we were showing earlier with Troy, I have to say that really illustrates the point.
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