Question 1

PHASE 1 - CONCEPTUAL DESIGN (DC) SCOPE:

Accepted Answer

PHASE 1 - CONCEPTUAL DESIGN (DC) Project Survey (If applicable) A project survey consists of taking measurements for a specific project. The objective of this survey is to generate a plan of the project's current status. Anything visible to the design team will be surveyed. This survey does not include the survey of internal wall pipes, whether electrical, water, or wastewater. Project Survey Visit Project Floor Plan MeasurementsLocation of existing outlets and switches.Location of existing lampsMain wall heightsPreparation of Survey PlansConceptual Design of the Project
Includes:Visit to the ProjectSurvey of Existing Architecture (walls, ceiling heights, location of electrical outlets and water outlets).Conceptual Design3D modelingConceptual PresentationConceptual Plans in PDFRenders (2)Reviews (2)Note: Anything visible to the DESIGN TEAM will be surveyed. This survey does not include any internal wall plumbing, whether electrical, plumbing, or wastewater. Construction drawings and approvals are not included.Note: Conceptual Design drawings do not represent Construction Drawings.

Question 2

PHASE 2 - SCHEMATIC DESIGN (DE) - PRELIMINARY PROJECT

Accepted Answer

Design and Architectural Definition of the ProjectLocation PlansArchitectural PlansRoof PlanElevationsSectionsIsometric or PerspectivesFire Department Approval Plans 11x17Plans for Approval in Municipality 2x3Client Coordination Meetings (1 meeting)

Question 3

PHASE 3 - DESIGN DEVELOPMENT (DD) - CONSTRUCTION PLANS

Accepted Answer

Design and Development of Architectural Plans
Detailed Architectural PlansFloor PlansPlants of HeavenExtensionsDoors, Windows and Finishes PicturesEvacuation RouteRoof plans with materials and slopesElevations with information on general dimensions and levels.Sections with information on general dimensions and levels.Architectural and Construction DetailsEngineering coordination and integration into architectural plansClient Coordination Meetings (1 meeting)Development of Engineering Plans
Design, Development and Coordination of Plumbing PlansDrinking waterWastewaterDesign, Development and Coordination of Fire SystemsAlarmsSprinklersDesign, Development and Coordination of Electrical PlansLightningForceDesign, Development and Coordination of Special SystemsVoice and DataTelevisionDesign, Development and Coordination of Air ConditioningAir-conditioningExtractionDesign, Development and Coordination of Structural PlansStructural System and FoundationsCalculation MemoryNote: The DESIGN TEAM is committed to delivering one set of plans once they have been duly approved by the authorities. The set of plans may be delivered digitally.

Question 4

INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED BY CLIENTS FOR PROJECTS

Accepted Answer

Legal documents from the Public Registry of Land Titles.Legal documents from the Public Registry of the legal representative.Copy of the passport or identification card of the legal representative.Boundaries of the property with its neighbors approved by the Cadastre or corresponding EntityTopography with geo-referenced points (at least 2), measurements, coordinates and contour lines, including infrastructure plans indicating buried or exposed pipelines of the IDAAN, MOP, overhead or underground power lines.Georeferenced polygon of the Project based on the Topography and cadastral maps. The properties in the cadastral maps must be digitized with their coordinates and bearings.Approved Territorial Planning Scheme and its resolution or its Land Use Allocation with its resolution.Design recommendations derived from the environmental impact study.A report with all the specifications of special design considerations that do not conform to the typical standards required by MIVILetter from IDAAN certifying whether or not it can supply water to the project. If not, a study of wells for drinking water supply, including all water tests.Letter from IDAAN and/or Saneamiento de la Bahía regarding the existing and/or planned sanitary system of the StateLetter from SINAPROC certifying that there is no possibility of flooding, erosion or natural critical situations in the development areaMy Environment Letter certifying Environmental ViabilityATTT letter with vehicle flow assessmentCertification of the Electric Supply to the area, nearest connection point and load capacityCivil Aeronautics Certification if required according to proposal.Soil Study

Question 5

EXCLUSIONS UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED FOR PROJECTS

Accepted Answer

Interior design.Review and/or Approval of Workshop Drawings.Changes to the Project not specified in the Scope of ServicesInfrastructure PlansStreet AlignmentEarthworks PlansChanges to the Planning SchemeSpecialized Design Consultancies (These consultancies may include, but are not limited to: Acoustics Consulting, Theater Systems, Lighting, LEED, Sustainability, Special BMS Systems, Treatment Plants, etc.)Technical Supervision/Inspection of the Work - (Full-time Inspection)Construction and Construction Management.Preparation of As-Built Plans.Request for Letters and Certifications from AuthoritiesEnvironmental Impact StudySoil StudyDevelopment of Architectural PlansArchitectural Project Plan ApprovalsBuilding PermitsOccupancy PermitSoil StudyHydrological StudyTopographyEstimated Cost Calculation (Architectural and Urban)

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PHASES OF URBAN DESIGN WITH GRUPO IDEAS

PHASE 1 - CONCEPTUAL DESIGN (DC) - MASTER PLAN

PHASE 2 - SCHEMATIC DESIGN (DE) - EOT OR LAND USE ALLOCATION

PHASE 3 - DESIGN DEVELOPMENT (DD) - DRAFT

PHASE 4 - INFRASTRUCTURE PLANS (PC)

INFORMATION TO BE SUPPLIED BY CLIENTS FOR PROJECTS

EXCLUSIONS UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED FOR PROJECTS

PHASES OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

PHASE 1 - CONCEPTUAL DESIGN (DC) SCOPE:

PHASE 2 - SCHEMATIC DESIGN (DE) - PRELIMINARY PROJECT

PHASE 3 - DESIGN DEVELOPMENT (DD) - CONSTRUCTION PLANS

INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED BY CLIENTS FOR PROJECTS

EXCLUSIONS UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED FOR PROJECTS

PHASES OF INTERIOR DESIGN

PHASE 1 - SCOPE OF INTERIOR CONCEPTUAL DESIGN (DC):

PHASE 2 - INTERIOR DESIGN DEVELOPMENT (DD):

PHASE 3 - FURNITURE SELECTION