This valuable guide for architects offers a practical approach to inspecting construction in progress. Assuming only limited experience in construction on the part of the reader, it explores the inspector's role in determining if building work conforms to provisions of the design. Among specific topics discussed are contracts, planning and codes, safety and testing, concrete, steel, concealed work, roofing and flashing, windows and doors, finishes, accessories and equipment, furniture, plumbing, HVAC and mechanical work, and electrical work. Also included is a section on final inspection and closeout procedures. As an added feature, it contains a Memory Jogger'' section that may be used in the field or prior to visiting a site.
