PRE-CONSTRUCTION
Before construction begins, a design team will be formed that will oversee the project from concept to completion. The design team will also be responsible for ensuring that all provincial and local regulations are met, including building permits. These permits protect both the contractor and the workers during construction. Among other things, a design team will need to acquire licenses for prefabricated structures, plumbing systems, heating and air conditioning systems, and land use. After selecting a design team and contractor, the pre-construction phase begins. The entire project team will be assembled at this stage.
Utility lay-out is also an important aspect of pre-construction because it will determine how to connect the building to utilities. This should be done before construction begins to ensure that there are no hidden problems that accumulate to more severe issues later in the design-build process.
OUR 5 STEP PROCESS
Consultation and Walk Through
Interior Design Consultation & Budget
Architectural 2D/3D Modelling and Floor Plans
Permits, Licenses and Building Code Compliance
Quality Execution, Contracting & Supplies