Understand the site and scope
Start with the site or existing rooms. Note access, utilities, budget, timing and the parts you will not compromise on. The site and existing conditions come first.
Process
Four steps
Good construction depends on decisions made in the right order. These four steps cover the main planning questions.
Start with the site or existing rooms. Note access, utilities, budget, timing and the parts you will not compromise on. The site and existing conditions come first.
Bring scope, drawings, budget and schedule together. Identify the decisions that drive cost before materials and finishes are selected.
Permits, materials and trades need a workable sequence. Agree responsibilities and how progress will be communicated before construction starts.
Allow for final details, required inspections and a walkthrough. A punch list belongs in the plan from the start.
The through-line
Site, scope, sequence and finish: four steps for planning the work and making major decisions early.
No. Start with what is not working, where the project is and what matters most. That is enough for a first brief.
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