Practice and Experience of Canton Tower Project Management

Abstract

This paper presents a brief introduction about the preliminary consulting and tender agent of Canton Tower, the basic situation of the whole-process supervision on the construction site, and a general summary of the Canton Tower project management. What’s more, the author suggests that some guidelines be formed for supervision enterprises involved in large-scale project management.

Keywords

Canton Tower / consultation / tender agent / whole-process / supervision

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