• Engineering Assessment 

  • This assessment will analyse the existing conditions of the space and determine needs for the project. For example, HVAC, electric and plumbing assessments  will be made to determine if they will be sufficient/work properly for the new use.

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• Develop an Initial Schematic Design 

  • Field measure existing space and produce digital files of layout. This initial layout will help clients visualize the space, ensure there is sufficient space for all equipment, furnishings, and required accesses.

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• Preliminary  Construction Budget 

  • A budget will then be produced based on the schematic design and engineering assessment. This budget will be based off of comparable spaces, with estimates, and isn’t necessarily a bid. Depending on the agreement, a bid document can be prepared later based on the construction documents, and final designs. 

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• Responsibility Matrix  

  • The responsibility matrix can be developed to help identify deliverable by all parties when the project moves to construction. it determines who is providing the items, and who is installing it.  A clear picture ensures a smooth construction project with constant communication.

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• Preliminary Construction Schedule  

  • The preliminary schedule is more of a guide to identify lead times and the sequence of construction. It can estimate days to complete each construction task and help provide a rough idea of when the project could be completed.