Engineering
Design consulting – Design review – Solution optimisation
Three work streams with clearly separated scope and deliverables: design, independent review and optimisation of engineering solutions.
Design consulting
Shaping spaces, optimising value
Design documents for each stage to the client’s requirements, balancing function, aesthetics, cost and buildability.
Scope of work
- Architectural design
- Structural design
- MEP design
- Infrastructure design
- BIM in design
Deliverables
- Design documents by stage (basic /technical / construction drawings)
- Structural reports and calculations
- Quantities and cost estimates by stage
- BIM models at the agreed level of development
Legal scope as per LPC’s capability certificate and the signed contract.
Design review
Independent checks, lower technical risk
Independent verification that design documents comply with the applicable regulations, standards and project requirements.
Scope of work
- Structural design review
- Architectural design review
- MEP design review
- Construction cost estimate review
- Recommendations to optimise technical solutions
Deliverables
- Design review report
- List of issues and recommended revisions
- Minutes of meetings with the designer
Legal scope as per LPC’s capability certificate and the signed contract.
Design optimisation
Lower cost, same level of safety
Reviewing and proposing optimised options for structure, materials and construction methods. Every proposal comes with verification calculations for safety, not just savings targets.
Scope of work
- Review of structural options
- Comparison of material options
- Optimisation of construction methods
- Life-cycle cost assessment
Deliverables
- Optimisation options report
- Safety verification calculations
- Cost – schedule comparison
Legal scope as per LPC’s capability certificate and the signed contract.
Collaboration process
Receiving the request
Clarifying objectives, the status of existing documents and milestones.
Scope proposal
Proposing the scope of work, deliverables and the engineer in charge.
Contract signing
Agreeing on the legal scope, schedule and acceptance criteria.
Delivery & control
Working to the quality procedure, with regular reporting.
Handover & support
Handing over deliverables, supporting explanations and next steps.
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