Hello! I am working on putting together a lunch and learn for our office. The audience will consist of architects, designer, drafters, construction administrator, and our secretary, who compiles all the specifications. I want to discuss the many different phases of a project and am looking for a graphic or easy to read / understand description of the different phases of a basic commercial project. Would anyone know where I can find such a thing?
thatsthat
Jan 7, 19 4:42 pm
Do you have an ARE study materials in your office? Kaplan/Ballast/etc., That's where I would look.
Everyday Architect
Jan 7, 19 5:51 pm
AIA Document B101 ... scope of services.
tduds
Jan 7, 19 6:40 pm
SD, DD, CD, CA, AS1, AS2, AS3, AS4...
SneakyPete
Jan 8, 19 12:25 pm
And, if you're
lucky, you'll get paid for all of those...
senjohnblutarsky
Jan 8, 19 12:29 pm
You mean people actually get to go past SD on a commercial project? Usually, the contractor just takes the drawings after SD and builds it however they wanted.
Hello! I am working on putting together a lunch and learn for our office. The audience will consist of architects, designer, drafters, construction administrator, and our secretary, who compiles all the specifications. I want to discuss the many different phases of a project and am looking for a graphic or easy to read / understand description of the different phases of a basic commercial project. Would anyone know where I can find such a thing?
Do you have an ARE study materials in your office? Kaplan/Ballast/etc., That's where I would look.
AIA Document B101 ... scope of services.
SD, DD, CD, CA, AS1, AS2, AS3, AS4...
And, if you're lucky, you'll get paid for all of those...
You mean people actually get to go past SD on a commercial project? Usually, the contractor just takes the drawings after SD and builds it however they wanted.