What Is Construction Management?

Construction management is a highly professional system designed to facilitate planning, coordination and control of a project from inception to completion. Larger projects have many stakeholders, with each team member focused on their particular contractual role. A qualified Construction Manager is like the glue holding the process together, filling in managerial expertise where required, controlling budgets, initiating cost savings ideas, mitigating risks, and ensuring communication.

Pacific Palisades Estate

by Jacklyn Wolf on April 20, 2012

Stonemark is the Owner’s Representative for this outstanding contemporary home situated on a steeply sloped coastal bluff overlooking a canyon and the Pacific Ocean.  The home has been designed by Russell Shubin of Shubin + Donaldson Architects to preserve the natural beauty of the site and borders State Park land.   The projects consists of a 2-story main house, [...]

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Bart Mendel received some media attention recently in which he discussed the positive trickle down effect large custom estate projects are having on our local economy. Stonemark’s newest project is a 21,000SF contemporary estate in the Palisades by noted architect Russell Shubin. A project of this size will employ scores of people over many months [...]

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World Architecture News profiled Bart Mendel in their October 31, 2011 edition. As a practising Buddhist, Bart believes that his holistic, harmonious approach has considerably improved the construction process of the glorious 5,000 to 20,000+ sq ft Mediterranean estates and contemporary homes that he has managed over the years, in terms of time, cost and [...]

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