tectural and Engineering Prac-
tices, P.O. Box 22772, Tampa
33622.
 In his discussion of man-
power and billings projections,
Olden states the importance of
keeping projections flexible
enough to react meaningfully
to the ebb and flow of work-
load scheduling. Projections
should be updated at a regular
time each week using rates
backed out of the remaining
fees for billings where avail-
able, and standard rates where
not.
 Other topics that are dis-
cussed in the current issue
include Ownership Transition,
Organization for Project Man-
agement and Client Manage-
ment. A/E professionals who
are interested in getting office
practice information in easily-
digested capsule form will find
this a helpful publication.

Home of the Future to be
Showcased

 More than 15,000 people
will step into the future this fall
when they enter "The New
Southern Home", a residential
prototype for the 1990's spon-
sored by the Southeastern
Builders Conference.
 This annual project com-
bines the best of products and
design to build a home that is
representative of life in the
sunbelt states in the years to
come. National sponsors in-
clude Pella Windows, Sherwin-
Williams, Quaker Maid cabi-
nets and Lightolier.
 The house, which will be
located in Longwood, Florida,
will be open to the public
September 4-17. Proceeds
from the $5 admission will go
to the Central Florida Zoologi-
cal Park.


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