Design Development:
The design development phase executes the schematic design phase and further refines the details that were initially established. For example, the designer finalizes the schematic design that was approved by the client and begins the work on the general structural details for the building. This includes the placement of doors and windows as well as deciding on the materials that will be used in construction. There’s still give and take between the designer and the architect and costs are estimated but changes could still occur based off of client input and recommendations.
Next, construction documents such as blueprints and technical specifications are executed aswell, helping with the bidding phase, permit applications and other related documents that assist the general contractor when building. The fourth phase is bidding to connect the construction company with the designer and owner. Lastly, the designer oversees the work to make sure the construction administration conforms to the plans.
The design development phase executes the schematic design phase and further refines the details that were initially established. For example, the designer finalizes the schematic design that was approved by the client and begins the work on the general structural details for the building. This includes the placement of doors and windows as well as deciding on the materials that will be used in construction. There’s still give and take between the designer and the architect and costs are estimated but changes could still occur based off of client input and recommendations.
Next, construction documents such as blueprints and technical specifications are executed aswell, helping with the bidding phase, permit applications and other related documents that assist the general contractor when building. The fourth phase is bidding to connect the construction company with the designer and owner. Lastly, the designer oversees the work to make sure the construction administration conforms to the plans.
The design development phase executes the schematic design phase and further refines the details that were initially established. For example, the designer finalizes the schematic design that was approved by the client and begins the work on the general structural details for the building. This includes the placement of doors and windows as well as deciding on the materials that will be used in construction. There’s still give and take between the designer and the architect and costs are estimated but changes could still occur based off of client input and recommendations.
Next, construction documents such as blueprints and technical specifications are executed aswell, helping with the bidding phase, permit applications and other related documents that assist the general contractor when building. The fourth phase is bidding to connect the construction company with the designer and owner. Lastly, the designer oversees the work to make sure the construction administration conforms to the plans.