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PERKINS +WILL <br /> . PHASE 2: SCHEMATIC DESIGN <br /> Translating Ideas into Design Concepts <br /> Upon confirmation of the program we proceed with the Schematic Design phase, developing a series of alterna- <br /> tive design concepts. Using a vast array of visual communication methods, our architects enable the school <br /> stakeholders to achieve an understanding of how their ideas and requirements can be translated into a physical <br /> structure. <br /> Step 1—Information Collection <br /> We meet with all agencies having jurisdiction over the project and all local utilities companies to ensure coordi- <br /> nation and compliance with all requirements. <br /> Step 2—Design Kick-off <br /> A workshop is held with all current planning groups and consultants to kick-off the schematic design process. <br /> This workshop is a brainstorming session intended to develop alternative concepts addressing the spatial, func- <br /> tional, and operational requirements of all participants, and to evaluate each option suggested. <br /> Step 3—Option Refinement <br /> Based on the outcome of the workshop and additional input of the participants, options are refined and cost <br /> estimates developed. The options are reevaluated and a preferred option confirmed. <br /> Step 4—Schematic Design Documentation <br /> • Upon confirmation of a preferred option, final documentation is prepared. This documentation is suitable for <br /> public meetings, government reviews, and cost estimating. <br /> Step 5—Code Review . <br /> A preliminary building code review is prepared. <br /> Step 6—Building Systems <br /> In consultation with the owner, we prepare alternative studies for major building systems such as structural <br /> frame, exterior envelope, and HVAC distribution. These studies are suitable for obtaining preliminary construc- <br /> tion cost pricing, and life cycle and operation costs to determine the appropriate systems for the building. <br /> Step 7—Probable Construction Cost <br /> We will work with the General Contractor/Cost Estimators as they develop a statement of probable construction <br /> [F�.� cost. <br /> F e � _.c.. ?r 7 443— tom" N F.• <br /> L ; <br /> -11 it:iiiir-4 I. <br /> fr-- "`z {�--� - xraE ! r: <br /> i 'I' j U�LIE" IPi P� 3�X�4L I _ ern ?' <br /> ..• _ : � J <br /> Ja' � 1 _ 3 .v y t t, r• .y..-:: ..4...> f i. c. e � I 1: <br /> '� ----IT; X - Q ° &. -- Y L <br /> 4 r• • <br /> 16 City of Sunny Isles Beach New Facility Qualifications for Architectural Design Services <br /> I <br />