Cormorant Developments (OPC)

Design Coordination & Buildability

Designing Before Building

One of the greatest sources of unnecessary cost and delay on construction projects is poor coordination between professional disciplines.

Architectural, structural, civil, mechanical, electrical and specialist designs cannot be developed successfully in isolation. Cormorant places particular emphasis on multidisciplinary design coordination and buildability reviews before construction information reaches site.

We review the interfaces between disciplines to identify clashes, inconsistencies, missing information and construction risks before they become variations, delays or abortive work.

This process can include

  • Multidisciplinary design reviews
  • Drawing coordination
  • Buildability reviews
  • Design-risk assessment
  • Specification coordination
  • Interface management
  • Constructability assessment
  • Value engineering
  • Technical workshops
  • Design-change management

Good coordination costs considerably less than correcting poor coordination during construction.

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