Site
Site information and initial assessment.
Design for houses and living spaces developed with construction in mind: layouts, structures, building services and coordinated decisions.
A house or apartment layout starts with the residents’ needs: household size, daily movement, workspaces, storage and rest. These requirements are considered against the available area, structure, site or existing premises.
After a layout is selected, structural design, services, lighting and finishes are coordinated. Equipment positions, maintenance access and material compatibility should be checked before work begins.
Prepare a plan or measurements, photographs, a description of your needs and visual references. Drawings, visualisations, specifications and the form of design support are agreed in the brief; the word “design” does not automatically include every deliverable.
An interior project starts with measurements and room layouts. Once the concept is agreed, it develops floor and ceiling plans, lighting, sockets and switches, sanitary fittings and wall elevations. Finish schedules are prepared, with bespoke item drawings where needed.
Visualisations help agree the appearance of the rooms, while drawings and schedules communicate the design to the trades. Furniture, equipment and decorative elements are coordinated with the layout and services. The brief determines the final documentation package.
Site information and initial assessment.
Requirements, intended use and constraints.
Architectural and technical design.
Scope, phases and budget.
Organizing and carrying out the work.
Building systems, utilities and their coordination.
Metering, automation and digital systems.
Maintenance and operational provisions.
Record the brief, intended use, priorities and constraints of the future property.
Review available plans, measurements and any information still required for design.
Coordinate room functions, connections between spaces and equipment positions.
Consider architecture and design alongside the practicalities of future construction.
Coordinate the required design disciplines and specialists’ responsibilities.
Define the documentation needed to estimate, organize and deliver the agreed work.
The final scope and responsibilities are agreed in the contract. The stages below do not mean that every item is automatically included in the price.
PNVTEAM GROUP is a construction group that brings together the specialists and expertise required for each project. Scope, responsibilities and engagement terms are agreed for each assignment.
Integrated delivery and coordination.
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