As-Built Drawings will be needed if you are modifying an existing building facility. This can include very detailed drawings of an entire facility or just the specific area being impacted by the remodel or addition.

Depending on the project, one or more assessments may be needed to establish a projects needs and/or feasibility. A few common types are: project needs assessments, future growth assessments, planning studies, and facility feasibility studies. 

Developing a program is a critical first step to any project. The program establishes every room and space needed in the project with details about what is needed in each. This includes size, the number of people it will accommodate, and any special considerations or features it will need.

The Pre-Design phase of a project organizes the project vision and allows you and Architect to establish project goals, budget and timeline. In this phase the Architect will gather the required information needed to form a clear project plan.

The Schematic Design phase of a project evaluates the project plans by transforming your program into floor plans and site plans that address your project goals. These plans are used to communicate how the spaces and site will relate. Things like the location of the main building entrance and whose offices need to be next to each other. 

The Design Development phase of a project incorporates more project details. This phase addresses details like material finishes, built in elements like casework, furniture, typical construction details, and the layout of all the building systems.

The Construction Documents phase of a project includes drawing all of the project elements in detail. This also includes project specifications that provide detailed information about all the building materials and equipment. At the end of this phase the project is submitted to the Authorities Having Jurisdiction for building permit.

At this point in the project, you select a Contractor for the project. The project will either be competitively bid or a Contractor will be selected and a cost for construction will be negotiated.

We can help you establish a list of prospective Contractors who can provide bids for the project and guide you through the process.

During this phase we monitor the construction process, costs, and schedule of the project to make sure that the Contractor is following the Architects project specifications and drawings. We will assist in resolving any issues that arise.

Construction Management services cover construction oversight and coordination for the total project budget and schedule. This goes beyond the Architect and Contractor, extending to all involved parties. It can include site testing, special permitting, furniture acquisitions, and moving companies.    

At the end of the project, we will perform a detailed project walk-through with you noting any items that still need to be completed or fixed. We will create a punch list of these items for the contractor to resolve. Project completion is granted when the work is satisfactorily complete.

We will coordinate a One Year Warranty Walk Through meeting with you and the General Contractor to identify and resolve any items that may have come up after occupancy.