The vision
"I'm always fascinated by prehistory where we don't have documents about the planning involved. My favorite is Stonehenge. Stonehenge was developed and redeveloped many times: it wasn't developed once and there it is, but instead went through multiple iterations. It's amazing the level of commitment involved in that: you need infrastructure for workers, logistics for moving stone, feeding and housing for workers, and numerous other things to make that a reality. You need people to put all their time and energy into this one project—and you need your children and grandchildren to participate. We have to do this in the modern world: get commitment from all of the stakeholders to accomplish great things. Stakeholder engagement is the key to project success."
– John Sherwood, Chief Architect, Thought Leader and co-Founder The SABSA Institute
The very first thing that you'll need to do is gather enough information about your...
