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Design of Building Systems Is Systematically Sequenced and Interdisciplinarily Coordinated

2.2 Managing Pre-Design Phase 2.2.1 Project Initial Planning

2.2.1 Project Initial Planning

Initial planning of a new project involves defining the project’s vision, objectives, and feasibility to create a clear foundation for future stages. This phase typically includes identifying the project's purpose, conducting market research, performing a preliminary site assessment, estimating costs, and preparing a feasibility study. The goal is to align the project’s scope, budget, and timeline with the client’s aspirations and identify potential constraints. Deliverables from this stage, such as a project charter or preliminary program, guide the selection and engagement of the architect and other design professionals.

Tasks
1.0 Define project objectives and vision.
2.0 Conducting a Feasibility Study
3.0 Site Analysis and Selection Process
4.0 Developing the Project Charter
5.0 Setting up the Procurement Strategy for the Architect
6.0 Risk Management and Regulatory Preparation
2.2.2 Architect Engagement 2.2.3 Engagement of MEP Engineer
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