Initiation: let’s get to know each other.
In the Initiation phase, the owner and architect have early discussions on what is building and how. Our job in the initiation phase is to turn an abstract idea into a meaningful goal. We establish high-level expectations, including why the project is needed and what is needed to complete it. Through this phase, we determined our customers’ goals and requirements for the project.
Building a unique project involves various design issues and requires significant effort to obtain discretionarily and environmental approvals. We work near with civil engineers to determine setbacks from property lines, easements, utilities, slope band analysis for steep lots, etc.
We discuss our client’s necessities for the project and any requirements provided by them. We do precedent research and analysis of the property, including zoning and building regulation issues that may affect the specific development, From administering building agreements to handling the budget and schedule.
Buildings can make people healthier and happier, so we create healthy atmospheres and places while helping clients develop their ideas.
Planning: A detailed project plan.
The most critical step of any significant project is articulating and defining the project’s goals and evaluating the plan’s feasibility. Optimal results start with carefully developed and portrayed planning. For architects, this phase is also called Conceptual Design.
In the Planning phase, We shaped Every project with its own set of unique variables. We manage and strategize all design, permitting, and scope variables by your construction to establish a viable project plan. Our project managers detail the project’s timeline and risks. Completeness and continuity are the keys to our successful strategies. In this phase, our primary tasks are identifying technical requirements, developing a detailed project schedule, creating a communication plan, and setting up goals and deliverables. We revise drawings based on the customer’s comments, capturing more specifics and details with freshly revised drawings.
Execution: Design and Building.
In the execution phase, our team members coordinated and guided through proper project communication to complete the work. Our architects firmly establish the interior and exterior design of the building. We manage the proper allocation and other project resources like materials and budgets. Monitoring and controlling processes will be performed throughout the entire project. So, we establish efficient workflows and carefully monitor our team’s progress to achieve committed goals and complete the project. We run your project monitoring and controlling phase simultaneously with project execution to ensure that objectives and deliverables meet. Our team has diligently and adequately executed the planning and preconstruction phases so construction will progress smoothly.
In the execution phase, Our job is the control project resources like materials and budgets. We manage the project’s time, cost, and performance at every step, make necessary adjustments to the task activities and resources, and intend to keep things on the right way. Our team generally ensures that the project is delivered as designed. We control and monitor safety and contractor’s performance per specifications. Coordinate permits, technical inspections, and testing to ensure the process is on track.
Project closing: Any small detail.
Project closing is a critical phase that, if not given proper attention, can turn a good project into a problem for clients. Our team indicates the end of the project after the outcome. Our team holds a reflection meeting after the completion of the project to contemplate successes during the project. In The final task, we review the entire project and complete all the details to cover every aspect. In The project closure stage, we transferred deliverables created during project execution, and we were wrapping up any final details.
