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<br /> <br /> <br />3.4 Quality Assurance / Quality Control <br /> <br />Quality control at Schindler Architects begins with consistent senior-level involvement and <br />continues throughout each phase of an assignment. The firm’s project team reviews design <br />decisions, drawings, specifications, and other deliverables for completeness, coordination, <br />constructability, and compliance before documents are issued. <br /> <br />The firm emphasizes early identification of potential conflicts and careful coordination as <br />documents develop. Existing conditions, applicable codes, accessibility requirements, client <br />standards, and project-specific criteria are incorporated into the review process to reduce <br />changes during permitting and construction. <br /> <br />Jacek W. Schindler, AIA, <br />maintains principal-level <br />oversight of the work, <br />providing an additional level <br />of review and continuity <br />throughout the project. This <br />hands-on approach helps <br />ensure that the final <br />documents accurately <br />reflect the client’s <br />requirements and that <br />issues are addressed before <br />they become costly or time- <br />consuming in the field. <br /> <br />For continuing services <br />assignments, Schindler <br />applies the same level of <br />care regardless of project <br />size. Each assignment <br />receives focused attention, <br />appropriate technical <br />review, and a commitment to <br />delivering clear, <br />coordinated, and complete <br />architectural documents. <br />