Specific thoughts...

...from the daily life of a specifier

30 June 2015

Grid to be Aluminum non magnetic and non ferrous.

Sheldon: After graduating in 1975 with a BArch, I worked for a geodesic dome company for seven years, then as a partner in a small architectural firm. In 1985 I took my first job as a specifier, for the University of Minnesota. After seven years there, I worked another two years in the public sector, at the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission in St. Paul. Since 1994 I have worked for large architectural firms. I have been fairly active in CSI, serving seven years on CSI's national Technical Committee, and three years as Institute Director from CSI's North Central Region. I have written more than three hundred articles for CSI newsletters and trade magazines, under the headings "TechNotes", "GUI Bytes", "Mr. Wolfe Goes to Washington", and "Curmudgeon's Corner".

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