Considerations for Design Clause Samples
The "Considerations for Design" clause outlines the key factors and requirements that must be taken into account during the design phase of a project. It typically specifies standards, regulatory requirements, client preferences, and any site-specific constraints that designers must address. For example, it may require compliance with local building codes, integration of sustainable materials, or accommodation of accessibility needs. This clause ensures that the design process is thorough, compliant, and aligned with the project's objectives, thereby reducing the risk of costly revisions or non-compliance later in the project.
Considerations for Design. The Design Professional shall review the Predesign Study with the Owner to confirm its understanding of the Owner’s requirements. The Design Professional shall assist the Owner in refining or making clarifications to the Owner’s requirements for the Project. If extensive changes from the Predesign Study are required, the Design Professional’s compensation and schedule may be equitably adjusted. In the event no Predesign Study exists, the Design Professional shall design in accordance with the Program provided by the Owner, taking into consideration the value of alternative materials, building systems, equipment, maintenance costs, budget, and other considerations in its design. In the event the Predesign Study or Program is more than one year old, or the program requirements or assumptions have changed from those utilized in the Predesign Study the Design Professional shall consult with the Owner in order to update the Predesign Study or Program, if required, as an Additional Service. If the Predesign Study is updated, it must be forwarded to Office of Planning and Budget for review.
Considerations for Design. The Design Professional shall review the Project Development File with the Owner to confirm its understanding of the Owner’s requirements. The Design Professional shall assist the Owner in refining or making clarifications to the Owner’s requirements for the Project. If extensive changes from the Project Development File are required, the Design Professional’s compensation and schedule may be equitably adjusted. In the event no Project Development File exists, the Design Professional shall design in accordance with the Program provided by the Owner, taking into consideration the value of alternative materials, building systems, equipment, maintenance costs, budget, and other considerations in its design. In the event the Project Development File or Program is more than one year old, the Design Professional shall consult with the Owner in order to update the Project Development File or Program, if required, as an Additional Service.
Considerations for Design. The Design Professional shall review the Project Development File or the Program with the Owner to confirm its understanding of the Owner’s.
Considerations for Design. The Design Professional shall review the Predesign Study with the Owner to confirm its understanding of the Owner’s requirements. The Design Professional shall assist the Owner in refining or making clarifications to the Owner’s requirements for the Project. If extensive changes from the Predesign Study are required, the Design Professional’s compensation and schedule may be equitably adjusted. In the event no Predesign Study exists, the Design Professional shall design in accordance with the Project scope and Design Guidelines provided by the Owner, taking into consideration the value of alternative materials, building systems, equipment, maintenance costs, budget, and other considerations in its design.