Creating detailed and coordinated drawings that integrate various building systems and components.

Construction coordinated drawing, also known as coordinated shop drawing or construction coordination drawing, is the process of creating detailed and coordinated drawings that integrate various building systems and components. It ensures that different disciplines, such as architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing, are properly coordinated and aligned within the construction project.

01

Coordination of Systems

Creating drawings that accurately depict the spatial relationships and interconnections between different building systems to avoid clashes or conflicts during construction.

02

Clash Detection

and Resolution

Identifying any clashes or interferences between different systems or components and providing solutions to resolve them before construction begins.

03

Simplified

Installation

Catering to specific requirements such as healthcare facilities or commercial kitchens, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations.

04

Enhanced Collaboration

Coordinated drawings foster collaboration among various stakeholders, including architects, engineers, contractors, and subcontractors, by providing a shared understanding of the project and ensuring everyone is working towards a common goal.

05

Improved

Efficiency

By identifying and addressing clashes or conflicts early on, coordinated drawings help prevent rework, delays, and cost overruns during the construction phase.

06

Compliance with Codes and Standards

Incorporating sustainable construction practices and technologies, such as energy-efficient systems, renewable materials, and LEED certification, to minimize the environmental impact of a construction project.