Top of Page Design Phase Barry Arthur Hoeg - registered architect controls all aspects of the design and development of architectural projects and maintains direct client contact for the duration of the contract. All information, correspondence and direction received for the project are reviewed and distributed to the personnel best suited to incorporate the information into the scope of work for the project. On site surveys are conducted of the physical characteristics of the site for the purpose of developing a concise inventory of all existing site and building materials, equipment and items required to be replaced or expected to be disturbed according to the program requirements and scope of work to be performed for the project. Field measurements and consideration of existing site, building conditions, or adjacent surfaces to be affected by the programmed elements are meticulously documented for inclusion in the contract documents. Every reasonable effort is made to ascertain the present conditions of observed property.
Components are often inaccessible and unobservable.
Hidden components may have faults unknown to the owner, tenant or professional. Our investigations are carefully considered professional opinions based on apparent information and is not to be considered a guarantee of future performance. All codes and pertinent regulations required for the scope of work to be performed for the project are carefully reviewed and incorporated into the proposed design. Detailed comprehensive program requirements and minimum material specification guidelines of the specific items required to be incorporated into the project are prepared and submitted for review to the Owner utilizing the program outline provided. Included in the detailed program are complete descriptions of the work expected to be performed to complete the scope of work for the project including alternative design solutions or construction methods, materials or equipment which will satisfy the program requirements and the minimum material specification guidelines.