Author: arisman


  • Real Estate Asset Management: Why the Profession Needed Its Own Body of Knowledge

    The case for a dedicated professional framework for real estate asset management โ€” and why existing credentials were not designed to fill that gap. Real estate asset management has existed as a practice for decades. As a defined profession โ€” with its own competency framework, governance standards, and certification pathway โ€” it has not. This…

  • FIDIC Contracts and Dispute Resolution in Public-Private Revenue-Sharing Agreements

    Why FIDIC contract frameworks and structured arbitration mechanisms are essential to the successful execution of PPP agreements โ€” and what happens when they are absent. Public-Private Revenue-Sharing Agreements represent one of the most complexcontractual environments in institutional real estate. They bring together governments, private investors, and operational entities under a single framework where the consequences…

  • From Virtual Architecture to AI Governance: A Practitioner’s Perspective

    What a 1990s exploration of virtual reality in architectural design reveals about the governance challenges institutions face today with artificial intelligence. In the mid-1990s, a question began circulating among architects and designers that felt, at the time, more philosophical than practical: what happens to the design process when the space you are working in is…