SFD Schematic Design Final Review Sample Clauses

SFD Schematic Design Final Review. Upon completion of Schematic Design process set forth above, the SFD shall conduct a final Schematic Design review to confirm that such designs are within the SFD design guidelines. Should the SFD determine that the Schematic Design does not meet the SFD’s design guidelines; the Architect shall revise the Schematic Design documents without additional fee and resubmit to the Owner for confirmation of compliance with the SFD design guidelines. Upon confirmation of the compliance of the Schematic Design with SFD design guidelines, the Owner shall provide the Architect with written authorization to proceed with the Design Development Phase documents.
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SFD Schematic Design Final Review. Upon completion of the Schematic Design process set forth above, the Owner’s Representative shall assist the SFD in conducting a final Schematic Design review to confirm that such designs are within the SFC design guidelines. Should the SFD determine that the Schematic Design does not meet the SFC’s design guidelines; the Owner’s Representative shall review and facilitate the services and results of Project Team members and other Owner consultants’ efforts regarding revisions to the Schematic Design documents without additional fee, for submittal to the Owner for confirmation of compliance with the SFC design guidelines. Such confirmation is a condition to be satisfied for authorization to proceed with the Design Development Phase.
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