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architecture
1. The art and science
of designing and building structures, or large groups of structures,
in keeping with aesthetic and functional criteria. 2. Structures built
in accordance with such principles. |
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Programming: The development of
a statement prepared for an owner setting forth the condition
and objective for a building project including the general purpose
and detailed requirements, such as a complete listing of rooms
required, their function, sizes, their specific equipment and
furnishings, their electrical and mechanical needs, etc. |
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Planning
& Design:
The process of studying the layout of spaces within a building
and other facilities or installations in open spaces in order
to develop the general scheme of a building or group of buildings.
Development of a plan utilizing the concepts established in
the programming that are represented by plans, elevations, renderings
and other drawings. |
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Construction
Documents: The preparation of working drawings and
specifications based on the approved concepts developed during
programming, planning and design phases necessary to solicit
pricing and to construct the project. |
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Project
Management: The
coordination and observation of the total project process from
programming through construction on behalf of the owner. Service
includes the development and maintenance of project files including
correspondence, schedules, budgets, etc. |
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