2.4 KiB
2.4 KiB
XYZ
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It's easy to understand that front loading all the disciplines early in the project would create a better project.
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Owner
- Reasons from owner
- generally take less time, of better quality, and less cost
- Single point of contact
- Construction costs or projections are typically more accurate
- no confrontation btwn architect and contractor
- minimize claims and damages
- eliminates finger pointing
- minimizes change orders
- Concerns
- How does an architect protect their interests? who's their advocate?
- Protect our representation, just like a sole architect would have to do.
- Have contractor's early input on the design and constructability actually improves quality
- Open book
- Share numbers publicly
- All communication with contractors/subs is transparent
- How does an architect protect their interests? who's their advocate?
- Reasons from owner
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From Architect's perspective
- better control over the quality of design
- quicker
- Connections construction knowledge to design
- I can lean on the subs to help with improving the design from a cost/time/quality perspective
- Just in time detailing
- I don't have to design and detail out everything in the beginning
- Can improve just in-time detailing, informed by immediate research and sub input
- I don't have to design and detail out everything in the beginning
- More profitable
- Reasons to Contractor
- Sharing risks and rewards
- Architect is on your team... no more finger pointing
- It's not a design problem, or construction problem, it's OUR problem
- Project specific
- Have a log of lessons learned can impart to subs
- estimates/cost from previous project
- Their head is in the project, being there from the beginning
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GMP
- if get under that, share profit
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Types of contracts
- Joint venture: Create separate design-build entity
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Costs
- first cost vs. life-cycle cost
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Insurance
- General liability insurance?
- Builder's Risk
- Worker's compensation
- Bonding?
- contractor's realm
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All subs in
- open to the public
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Why this project.
- We can reuse a lot of the drawings, if the design stays somewhat the same
- well the architectural and structural
- Applying lessons learned from previous project
- We can reuse a lot of the drawings, if the design stays somewhat the same