Submitting designs for obtaining permits and approvals Supplementing and adjusting the design, descriptions and costs calculation by making use of the contributions provided by other specialists involved in the project neighbours Developing documents for special research Providing technical and organizational support to the Contracting party in judicial proceedings (appeals, claims) Amending the design for the purpose of obtaining permits as a consequence of such circumstances which were not under the responsibility of the Contractor Obtaining permits and approvals for such an amended design 7. Detailed design Developing parts of the main design into more detail and supplementing it with implementation details and other technical solutions necessary for the construction of buildings (implementation drawings, construction and craft details and other). All parts of this architectural design also have to be coordinated both mutually and with other designs. Developing the main design into detail (gradual development of the design of the building) by taking into account the design, functional, technical, building physics, financial and energy cost (e.g. with respect to cost effective use of energy), biological and ecological requirements, by using the contributions of other specialists involved in the project, through to the final implementation solution. Graphical projections of the building with all single data required for the construction, for example final, complete implementation detailed and constructive drawings in the scale of 1:50 to 1:1, with all necessary textual explanations; Developing the basis for other specialists involved in the project and integrating their contributions through to the final implementation solution Updating the detailed design in the course of Producing a detailed description of the works for constructing the building and a program of works for constructing the building (the so called “building’s book”), which shall serve as a basis for cost estimates. Producing a detailed description of the space of the building in the form of a “space utilization book” which shall serve as a basis for the description of the cost estimate of works. Checking if the project for the building permit coincides with the implementation drawings, which have been made by the construction company based on the project specifications and time schedule of works Developing an overview of quantities Checking and accepting drawings produced by third parties not involved in the project planning for conformity with the detailed designs (e.g. workshop drawings provided by manufacturers, installation and foundation drawings provided by machinery suppliers) where such services relate to facilities not covered by the pro-forma invoice
Consultations on all the activities necessary for the performance of tasks Assistance in selecting designers of other specialist areas Summary of results Technological project Drafting area programs Drafting the functional program 2. Conceptual solution The conceptual solution is the first phase of the conceptual design and it represents the basis for the development of the conceptual design. The conceptual solution represents the selection of the most favourable variant, which are examined during the development of the conceptual solution. The conceptual solution represents the graphical verification of the concept or of the project program. The conceptual solution comprises the following elements: - basic functional and organizational scheme, - basic features of the floor-plan solution, - basic shaping elements, - basic quantification elements (surfaces, volumes). 3. Conceptual design Analysis of basis and conditions Agreeing to the objectives (border conditions, conflicting goals) Prepare a list of project goals (program objectives) Develop a project strategy including examining possible alternative solutions under the same conditions and presenting drawings and costs, e.g. experimental drawings, outline sketches, with explanatory notes if required Integrating the services supplied by other specialists involved in the project Clarifying and explaining the key town planning, design, functional, technical, building physics, financial and energy cost, biological and ecological relations, processes and conditions Preliminary negotiations with local authorities Examining possible solutions based on fundamentally differing requirements Supplementing conceptual design documents in line with special requirements Developing a financing plan Preparing a building and operational cost/benefit analyses Participating in the procurement of loans Carrying out preliminary service performance applications Preparing spatial presentations using special techniques such as perspective drawings, samples, models Producing a time schedule and an organizational plan Supplementing conceptual design documents in terms of special measures to optimize buildings and building
Basic services Additional services 1. Assignment examination Clarification of the assignment Consultations on all the activities necessary for the performance of tasks Assistance in selecting designers of other specialist areas Summary of results Architectural survey of the preliminary situation and soil data collection Drafting area programs Drafting the functional program 2. Conceptual solution The conceptual solution is the first phase of the conceptual design and it represents the basis for the development of the conceptual design. The conceptual solution represents the selection of the most favourable variant, which are examined during the development of the conceptual solution. 3. Conceptual design Analysis of basis and conditions Agreeing to the objectives (border conditions, conflicting goals) Preparing a list of project goals (program objectives) Developing a project strategy including examining possible alternative solutions under the same conditions and presenting drawings and analyses, e.g. experimental drawings, outline sketches, with explanatory notes if required Integrating the arrangements supplied by other specialists involved in the project Clarifying and explaining the key town planning, design, functional, technical, building physics, financial and energy cost, biological and ecological relations, processes and conditions Preliminary negotiations with local authorities and other specialists involved in the project about the possibilities of obtaining permits a) Preparatory phase A detailed inventory check of the existing greenery according to the species of trees and bushes and their space disposition, in the Examining possible solutions based on fundamentally differing requirements Supplementing conceptual design documents in line with special requirements Developing a financing plan Carrying out preliminary service performance applications Preparing spatial presentations using special techniques such as perspective drawings, samples, models Producing a time schedule and an organizational plan