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Earlymark Launches Middle East Operations: Now Delivering Local Specification Excellence
We are thrilled to announce that Earlymark has officially launched our Middle East operations! With a dedicated specification consulting team…
Eiffel Tower: An Icon of Design, Engineering, and Maintenance
Hey, it's Nick here from Earlymark, and today I want to take you on a virtual journey to the heart…
From Ideation to Installation: The Journey of a Product
When a manufacturer develops a product, Architects and Engineers will naturally specify it and it will be installed on-site. Right?…
Speaking the Same Language: Company-Wide Consistency in Specifications
Miserable: Specification consulting is often termed ‘a dark art’, but we are generally the human search engines of architecture, equipped…
Cross-Discipline Consistency in Specifications
Coordinated documentation between Architects, Engineers and Consultants is essential. Inconsistency in drawings and specifications across disciplines creates ambiguity, leading to…
Consolidation vs Flexibility: To Specify or Schedule?
Consider your unique needs. In the years of providing Specification Consultancy, no two organisations are the same. Each organisation has…
What is a Specification?
Specifications are among the most crucial documents in Architecture, Engineering, and construction. They dictate the qualitative and procedural requirements for…
Why Architects are Outsourcing to Specification Consultancies
We live in a fast-paced age where Architectural wonders pop up overnight, clients want their designs and specifications done yesterday,…
Procurement: How Contracts Shape Your Experience
Introduction: Procurement strategies and the form of contract used to administer a building development shape the experience and frame the…
Our Specification Consultancy Process
Step 1: Project Scoping We interrogate the current documentation and develop a structured scope sheet. Imagine a consultant, let's call…