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David Ingold is a graduate of The Ohio State University School of Architecture and a member of the Construction Specification Institute (CSI) with a Construction Document Technology (CDT) certification. With more than 18 years of experience, David brings a broad knowledge base and understanding of design and construction to a wide variety of project types. David is an accomplished senior project administrator with experience in developing all phases of architectural documents. David has performed key responsibilities of a project lead, specification writer and coordinator for various project types and complexities including low-rise and high-rise condominiums, sporting facilities, higher education labs, government research labs, manufacturing facilities, waste water treatment plants, parking garages and campus master planning. His focus and greatest passion and interest are in providing construction administrative services to fully execute the project design. David leverages this experience as Buildipedia's On Site Channel Producer.
The NCAA Basketball Tournament begins this weekend; some call this the best sporting weekend of year (a sentiment this sports junkie completely agrees with). But what does basketball have to do with the On Site channel? The University of Louisville’s new downtown arena! Not only are Cardinal fans eager for March Madness to begin, but they are also anxiously awaiting the completion of their basketball team's new home.
The residents and businesses of Columbus, Ohio have another chance to capitalize on an incredible opportunity. The Columbus Dispatch recently reported that NASCAR racer Jeff Gordon will team up with Arshot Investment Corp to propose plans for a racing facility at the existing vacant Cooper Stadium. Cooper Stadium has been vacant since the Columbus Clippers moved to their new home at Huntington Park at the end of the 2008 season. There is no doubt this project will provide the economic jump-start that this part of town needs.
The construction site is a grueling, tough, demanding, arduous, and oftentimes severe place to make a living. It’s pretty safe to say that most of us choose this line of work because of our passion for the craft and the personal satisfaction we get from bringing to life an idea of lines and text from a sheet of paper. There is this flow of energy and talent that each of us provides, with an end result that will be seen and used by many. Oftentimes these buildings and structures will be around for many years to come. In this industry we are all part of a team, and without each of our specialties the final product could not exist.