Concept design report - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 07:48, 7 June 2021

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	* Site waste management plan.		* Site waste management plan.
	* Soft landings.		* Soft landings.
		+	* Stage 2 design report.
	* Sustainability.		* Sustainability.

	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Design]]		[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Design]]

Designing Buildings at 07:42, 10 September 2020

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	* Sustainability.		* Sustainability.

−	[[Category:Design]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Design]]

Editor at 16:10, 10 June 2019

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	* Reports (typically PDF’s, although native files can be more useable).		* Reports (typically PDF’s, although native files can be more useable).

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
−		+
−	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===	+

	* Concept design.		* Concept design.
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	* Design and access statement.		* Design and access statement.
	* Design methodology.		* Design methodology.
		+	* Design phase.
	* Detailed design.		* Detailed design.
	* Detailed design report.		* Detailed design report.

Designing Buildings at 16:13, 9 January 2018

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	The concept design report should only include required, or key co-ordinated information and necessary interpretation and should not duplicate information that already exists elsewhere.		The concept design report should only include required, or key co-ordinated information and necessary interpretation and should not duplicate information that already exists elsewhere.

−	Where building information modelling (BIM) is being used, publication of the concept design report may be part of a 'data drop' or 'information exchange' intended to ensure the project is properly validated and controlled as it develops.	+	Where building information modelling (BIM) is being used, publication of the concept design report may be part of a 'data drop' or 'information exchange' intended to ensure the project is properly validated and controlled as it develops. This may include:

	* Models (Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) models and native project information models).		* Models (Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) models and native project information models).

81.131.138.162 at 08:41, 9 January 2018

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	The concept design report should only include required, or key co-ordinated information and necessary interpretation and should not duplicate information that already exists elsewhere.		The concept design report should only include required, or key co-ordinated information and necessary interpretation and should not duplicate information that already exists elsewhere.

−	Where building information modelling (BIM) is being used, publication of the concept design report may be part of a 'data drop' or 'information exchange' ~~intneded~~ to ensure the project is properly validated and controlled as it develops.	+	Where building information modelling (BIM) is being used, publication of the concept design report may be part of a 'data drop' or 'information exchange' intended to ensure the project is properly validated and controlled as it develops.
−		+
−	~~This may include:~~	+

	* Models (Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) models and native project information models).		* Models (Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) models and native project information models).

Editor at 12:00, 5 October 2016

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	One of the outputs of the concept design stage is to produce a report which records the design concepts for major aspects of the project that might be worth developing as detailed designs. The report also identifies instructions required from the client.		One of the outputs of the concept design stage is to produce a report which records the design concepts for major aspects of the project that might be worth developing as detailed designs. The report also identifies instructions required from the client.

	The concept design report might include:		The concept design report might include:
−	*The aims and objectives of project.
−	*A summary of the project brief.
−	*Areas of compliance and divergence between the concept design and the project brief.
−	*Identification of constraints, including local context, site levels, access, buildability, manufacturing, financial and local authority planning and building regulations.
−	*The outcome of key consultations.
−	*Statement of how the design meets the client's needs.
−	~~#Site context and strategy.~~
−	~~#Design and access statement.~~
−	~~#Site layout, including car parking, hard surfaces, water features, art etc.~~
−	~~#Landscape strategy.~~
−	~~#Layout of accommodation, including analysis of adjacencies between functions.~~
−	~~#Sections.~~
−	~~#Elevations.~~
−	~~#3D visualisations and/or physical models.~~
−	~~#Fire strategy.~~
−	~~#Services strategy including emissions targets.~~
−	~~#Information and communications technology (ICT) strategy.~~
−	~~#Maintenance strategy.~~
−	*Outline specifications:
−	~~#Quality standards.~~
−	~~#Materials.~~
−	~~#Definition of key construction elements, standardisation and non standard elements.~~
−	~~#Prefabrication and mass production opportunities.~~
−	~~#Long-lead items.~~
−	~~#Proposals for major engineered systems such as: cladding, mechanical and electrical equipment, lifts, and structural frames.~~
−	~~#Potential requirement for specialist design.~~
−	~~#Outline proposals for structural systems and where appropriate method of demolition.~~
−	~~#Outline proposals for building services systems.~~
−	*Schedules of accommodation.
−	*Planning strategy.
−	*Soft landings strategy.
−	*Cost plan, providing a break-down of the capital and ‘life cycle’ costs and identifying potential cost problems and cost reduction possibilities.
−	*Procurement options such as two-stage tendering.
−	*Programme and phasing.
−	*Buildability and construction logistics.
−	*The use of materials and the potential for re-use and recycling.
−	*Waste handling (see also site waste management plan).
−	*Sustainability.
−	*Risk assessment.
−	*Health and safety issues.
−	*Areas requiring further research.
−	*Instructions required.

−	The concept design report should only include required, or key co-ordinated information and necessary interpretation and should not duplicate information that already exists elsewhere.~~<br/>~~	+	* The aims and objectives of project.
		+	* A summary of the project brief.
		+	* Areas of compliance and divergence between the concept design and the project brief.
		+	* Identification of constraints, including local context, site levels, access, buildability, manufacturing, financial and local authority planning and building regulations.
		+	* The outcome of key consultations.
		+	* Statement of how the design meets the client's needs.
		+
		+	# Site context and strategy.
		+	# Design and access statement.
		+	# Site layout, including car parking, hard surfaces, water features, art etc.
		+	# Landscape strategy.
		+	# Layout of accommodation, including analysis of adjacencies between functions.
		+	# Sections.
		+	# Elevations.
		+	# 3D visualisations and/or physical models.
		+	# Fire strategy.
		+	# Services strategy including emissions targets.
		+	# Information and communications technology (ICT) strategy.
		+	# Maintenance strategy.
		+
		+	* Outline specifications:
		+
		+	# Quality standards.
		+	# Materials.
		+	# Definition of key construction elements, standardisation and non standard elements.
		+	# Prefabrication and mass production opportunities.
		+	# Long-lead items.
		+	# Proposals for major engineered systems such as: cladding, mechanical and electrical equipment, lifts, and structural frames.
		+	# Potential requirement for specialist design.
		+	# Outline proposals for structural systems and where appropriate method of demolition.
		+	# Outline proposals for building services systems.
		+
		+	* Schedules of accommodation.
		+	* Planning strategy.
		+	* Soft landings strategy.
		+	* Cost plan, providing a break-down of the capital and ‘life cycle’ costs and identifying potential cost problems and cost reduction possibilities.
		+	* Procurement options such as two-stage tendering.
		+	* Programme and phasing.
		+	* Buildability and construction logistics.
		+	* The use of materials and the potential for re-use and recycling.
		+	* Waste handling (see also site waste management plan).
		+	* Sustainability.
		+	* Risk assessment.
		+	* Health and safety issues.
		+	* Areas requiring further research.
		+	* Instructions required.
		+
		+	The concept design report should only include required, or key co-ordinated information and necessary interpretation and should not duplicate information that already exists elsewhere.

	Where building information modelling (BIM) is being used, publication of the concept design report may be part of a 'data drop' or 'information exchange' intneded to ensure the project is properly validated and controlled as it develops.		Where building information modelling (BIM) is being used, publication of the concept design report may be part of a 'data drop' or 'information exchange' intneded to ensure the project is properly validated and controlled as it develops.

	This may include:		This may include:
−	*Models (Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) models and native project information models).	+
−	*Data structures (such as COBie files and schedules).	+	* Models (Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) models and native project information models).
−	*Reports (typically PDF’s, although native files can be more useable).	+	* Data structures (such as COBie files and schedules).
		+	* Reports (typically PDF’s, although native files can be more useable).

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Concept design.	+
−	*Concept architectural design.	+	* Concept design.
−	*Concept architectural design checklist	+	* Concept architectural design.
−	*Concept services design.	+	* Concept architectural design checklist
−	*Concept structural design.	+	* Concept services design.
−	*Data drop.	+	* Concept structural design.
−	*Design and access statement.	+	* Constraints.
−	*Design methodology.	+	* Data drop.
−	*Detailed design.	+	* Design and access statement.
−	*Detailed design report.	+	* Design methodology.
−	*End of stage report.	+	* Detailed design.
−	*Gateways.	+	* Detailed design report.
−	*Outline planning permission.	+	* End of stage report.
−	*Outline specification.	+	* Gateways.
−	*Project brief.	+	* Outline planning permission.
−	*Site waste management plan.	+	* Outline specification.
−	*Soft landings.	+	* Project brief.
−	*Sustainability.	+	* Site waste management plan.
		+	* Soft landings.
		+	* Sustainability.

	[[Category:Design]]		[[Category:Design]]

Designing Buildings at 10:11, 5 November 2015

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	*Design methodology.		*Design methodology.
	*Detailed design.		*Detailed design.
		+	*Detailed design report.
	*End of stage report.		*End of stage report.
	*Gateways.		*Gateways.

Designing Buildings at 10:11, 5 November 2015

2015-11-05T10:11:30Z

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	*Design methodology.		*Design methodology.
	*Detailed design.		*Detailed design.
		+	*End of stage report.
	*Gateways.		*Gateways.
	*Outline planning permission.		*Outline planning permission.

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−	~~The final output~~ of the concept design stage is to produce a report which records the design concepts for major aspects of the project that might be worth developing as detailed designs. The report also identifies instructions required from the client.	+	One of the outputs of the concept design stage is to produce a report which records the design concepts for major aspects of the project that might be worth developing as detailed designs. The report also identifies instructions required from the client.

	The concept design report might include:		The concept design report might include:
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	*A summary of the project brief.		*A summary of the project brief.
	*Areas of compliance and divergence between the concept design and the project brief.		*Areas of compliance and divergence between the concept design and the project brief.
−	*Identification of constraints, including local context, site levels, access, buildability, manufacturing, financial and local authority planning.	+	*Identification of constraints, including local context, site levels, access, buildability, manufacturing, financial and local authority planning and building regulations.
		+	*The outcome of key consultations.
	*Statement of how the design meets the client's needs.		*Statement of how the design meets the client's needs.
	#Site context and strategy.		#Site context and strategy.
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	*Schedules of accommodation.		*Schedules of accommodation.
	*Planning strategy.		*Planning strategy.
		+	*Soft landings strategy.
	*Cost plan, providing a break-down of the capital and ‘life cycle’ costs and identifying potential cost problems and cost reduction possibilities.		*Cost plan, providing a break-down of the capital and ‘life cycle’ costs and identifying potential cost problems and cost reduction possibilities.
	*Procurement options such as two-stage tendering.		*Procurement options such as two-stage tendering.
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	*Instructions required.		*Instructions required.

−	The concept design report should only include required, or key co-ordinated information and necessary interpretation and should not duplicate information that already exists elsewhere. <br/>	+	The concept design report should only include required, or key co-ordinated information and necessary interpretation and should not duplicate information that already exists elsewhere.<br/>
		+
		+	Where building information modelling (BIM) is being used, publication of the concept design report may be part of a 'data drop' or 'information exchange' intneded to ensure the project is properly validated and controlled as it develops.
		+
		+	This may include:
		+	*Models (Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) models and native project information models).
		+	*Data structures (such as COBie files and schedules).
		+	*Reports (typically PDF’s, although native files can be more useable).

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =
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	*Concept services design.		*Concept services design.
	*Concept structural design.		*Concept structural design.
		+	*Data drop.
	*Design and access statement.		*Design and access statement.
	*Design methodology.		*Design methodology.
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	*Project brief.		*Project brief.
	*Site waste management plan.		*Site waste management plan.
		+	*Soft landings.
	*Sustainability.		*Sustainability.

	[[Category:Design]]		[[Category:Design]]

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	*Areas requiring further research.		*Areas requiring further research.
	*Instructions required.		*Instructions required.
		+
		+	The concept design report should only include required, or key co-ordinated information and necessary interpretation and should not duplicate information that already exists elsewhere. <br/>

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =