Most renovation, retrofit, and facility management projects don’t fail because of poor design—they fail because teams start with inaccurate building information. Architects, engineers, contractors, and facility managers often rely on outdated drawings, incomplete documentation, or hand-measured surveys. When the actual building differs from the available plans, costly surprises emerge during construction. Imagine renovating a 40-year-old office building in Texas. The original drawings show structural columns at one location, but field conditions reveal modifications made over […]