Pre design studies - Revision history

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	Whilst pre-design studies such as feasibility studies and options appraisals may include the prepration of diagrams to assess whether a potential site or building type is possible given the project parameters and constraints, they are not designs. They are intended only to help identify the client's requirements, establish that those requirements are feasible and determine whether the project should proceed in a particular direction.		Whilst pre-design studies such as feasibility studies and options appraisals may include the prepration of diagrams to assess whether a potential site or building type is possible given the project parameters and constraints, they are not designs. They are intended only to help identify the client's requirements, establish that those requirements are feasible and determine whether the project should proceed in a particular direction.

−	The concept design represents the design team's initial response to the project brief, and the concept design stage is generally considered to be the most creative stage of a project's development.	+	The concept design represents the design team's initial response to the project brief, and the concept design stage is generally considered to be the most creative stage of a project's development .

	For more information see:		For more information see:

Designing Buildings at 08:34, 20 November 2020

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	* Spatial coordination.		* Spatial coordination.

−	[[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]] [[Category:Design]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]] [[Category:Design]]

Designing Buildings at 11:31, 9 March 2020

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	* Construction		* Construction
	* Handover and close out.		* Handover and close out.
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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		+	* Design.
		+	* Design intent.
		+	* Design methodology.
		+	* Design studies.
		+	* Spatial coordination.

	[[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]] [[Category:Design]]		[[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]] [[Category:Design]]

Designing Buildings at 17:09, 1 February 2019

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	The design process is generally considered to begin at the concept design stage.		The design process is generally considered to begin at the concept design stage.

−	It is preceded by a host of non-design activities, such as business ~~planning and~~ justification, brief development ~~and~~ feasibility studies and options appraisals, and it is followed by design development, technical design, procurement, construction and handover and close out.	+	It is preceded by a host of non-design activities, such as business justification, brief development, feasibility studies and options appraisals, and it is followed by design development, technical design, procurement, construction and handover and close out.

−	Whilst pre-design studies such as feasibility studies and options appraisals may include ~~teh~~ prepration of diagrams to assess whether a potential site or building type is possible, given the project parameters and constraints, they are not designs. They are intended to help identify the client's requirements, establish that ~~these~~ requirements are feasible and ~~determining~~ whether the ~~projectshould~~ proceed in a particular direction.	+	Whilst pre-design studies such as feasibility studies and options appraisals may include the prepration of diagrams to assess whether a potential site or building type is possible given the project parameters and constraints, they are not designs. They are intended only to help identify the client's requirements, establish that those requirements are feasible and determine whether the project should proceed in a particular direction.
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		+	The concept design represents the design team's initial response to the project brief, and the concept design stage is generally considered to be the most creative stage of a project's development.

	For more information see:		For more information see:

−	* Business planning
	* Business justification		* Business justification
	* [[Briefing_documents_for_building_design\|Brief development]]		* [[Briefing_documents_for_building_design\|Brief development]]

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	* Business planning		* Business planning
	* Business justification		* Business justification
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	* Feasibility studies		* Feasibility studies
	* Options appraisals		* Options appraisals

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The design process is generally considered to begin at the concept design stage.

It is preceded by a host of non-design activities, such as business planning and justification, brief development and feasibility studies and options appraisals, and it is followed by design development, technical design, procurement, construction and handover and close out.

Whilst pre-design studies such as feasibility studies and options appraisals may include teh prepration of diagrams to assess whether a potential site or building type is possible, given the project parameters and constraints, they are not designs. They are intended to help identify the client's requirements, establish that these requirements are feasible and determining whether the projectshould proceed in a particular direction.

For more information see:

* Business planning
* Business justification
* Brief development
* Feasibility studies
* Options appraisals
* Concept design
* Design development
* Technical design
* Procurement
* Construction
* Handover and close out.

[[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]] [[Category:Design]]