Constructability review
An assessment to determine how easily and cost-effectively a project can be built, considering design, cost and schedule.
Constructability reviews assess the feasibility and efficiency of designs before construction begins, identifying potential issues and optimizing methods. They are crucial for minimizing changes and delays, reducing costs, and improving safety. By involving construction professionals early in the design process, these reviews enhance collaboration, promote innovation, and ensure a smoother transition from design to construction, ultimately improving project delivery and outcomes.
Used in a sentence
The constructability review helped identify potential design issues early on.
Synonyms/variation
Feasibility Review
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