Building Production Services

We are available to help throughout the building production and construction process with our in house experts or by our network of consultants.

  1. Design Development to Construction Translation:
    This involves translating conceptual and schematic designs into detailed construction documents. These documents include precise drawings, specifications, and technical details necessary for contractors to bring the design to life. It bridges the gap between design intent and the physical construction process, ensuring that the architectural vision is executed accurately while addressing structural, mechanical, and functional requirements.
  2. Material Selection and Procurement:
    Architects and project teams analyze material options to ensure they align with the design’s aesthetic, sustainability goals, and performance needs. This process includes researching innovative materials, sourcing locally when possible to minimize environmental impact, and procuring products that meet project timelines and budgets. It may also involve testing materials for quality, durability, and compatibility with the overall construction.
  3. Coordination with Consultants:
    Effective architectural production requires collaboration with engineers (structural, mechanical, electrical), landscape architects, and specialty consultants (e.g., sustainability, acoustics). This coordination ensures that the building systems are fully integrated, compliant with regulations, and support the design’s functionality and energy efficiency. Regular interdisciplinary meetings and document reviews are essential to maintain alignment.
  4. Project Management:
    This aspect includes scheduling, budgeting, and facilitating communication among stakeholders to keep the project on track. Project managers oversee progress milestones, manage resources, and mitigate risks, ensuring the construction aligns with the planned timeline and costs. They also adapt plans in response to unexpected challenges during the build process.
  5. Site Supervision and Quality Control:
    Regular site visits and inspections ensure that construction adheres to the design specifications and maintains the required quality standards. Architects or representatives work closely with contractors to resolve any on-site issues, address unforeseen conditions, and ensure that every element—from structural components to finishes—meets the design intent.
  6. Technical Services:
    Leveraging advanced tools like Building Information Modeling (BIM), architects provide detailed models that integrate structural, mechanical, and construction workflows. These models improve accuracy, reduce errors, and facilitate prefabrication where applicable. Shop drawings and prototypes may also be developed for complex or custom elements to ensure precision during construction.

By addressing each of these facets, architectural building production services ensure a seamless transition from design to construction, delivering a final product that aligns with the original vision while addressing technical, environmental, and practical considerations.