An observation from the perimeter. C onstruction has never suffered from a lack of coordination. What it often lacks is a way to see structure before coordination turns into consequence. Most systems tell us what happened. Some tell us what is happening. Very few help us understand what is quietly forming — the subtle shifts in access, sequencing, adjacency, and responsibility that accumulate long before they register as delay or dispute. As projects grow more complex and tim

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