MND Engenharia | Etapas de Projeto

Project Stages

Initial Planning

Initial definition of the client's needs and objectives.
Identify the client's expectations, preferences and goals, establishing a clear vision of the project from the beginning.
Analysis of functional, aesthetic, economic and legal requirements.
The client's needs program is considered, that is, the functional and spatial requirements of the project.
Survey of the conditions of the land or existing space.
Conduct a detailed analysis of the site, including physical characteristics, limitations and potential, to ensure that the project is appropriate to the context.

Preliminary Study

Development of initial ideas for the project.
Initial concepts and project solutions based on the client's needs.
Sketches, diagrams and conceptual proposals.
Simple graphic representations that explore spatial and functional organization.
Verification of technical and financial feasibility.
Initial analysis of technical and financial feasibility to ensure that the project is executable within the established conditions.

Preliminary draft

Initial detailing of the project based on the approved Preliminary Study.
Project development with greater precision, using the Preliminary Study approved by the client as a basis.
Preliminary drawings with basic dimensions.
Creation of plans, sections, and elevations with basic dimensions to present the organization and volume of the space.
Inclusion of structural aspects, facilities, and applicable regulations.
In technical aspects, the preliminary project addresses structural solutions, installations and compliance with regulatory standards.

Prior Control

Prior Information Request (PIP):
Formal consultation with the municipality or regulatory entity to verify the viability of the project and legal restrictions before moving forward.
Prior Communication:
Official presentation of projects when local legislation allows execution with less bureaucracy.

Execution Project

Development of the final project with all construction details.
Detailed preparation of all construction aspects of the project.
Definition of materials, systems and construction techniques.
Choice of materials, systems and construction methods to be used.
Complete documentation for the execution of the work (plans, sections, technical specifications).
Preparation of plans, sections and technical specifications necessary for the execution of the work.

Contractor Selection

Process of hiring the person responsible for construction.
Choosing the contractor who will carry out the work.
Preparation of budgets and negotiations with contractors.
Request for quotes, analysis and negotiation of conditions with contractors.
Formalization of contracts.
Preparation and signing of contracts to formalize the work execution agreement.

Construction Monitoring

Technical supervision during execution to ensure compliance with the project.
Ensure that the execution of the work complies with the architectural design and specifications.
On-site adjustments and decisions as needed.
Making adjustments and decisions on site, when necessary, to resolve unforeseen events.
Quality assurance and compliance with deadlines.
Ensure that the work is completed with quality and within the established deadlines.

Technical Assistance

Technical Supervision of the Construction
Monitoring the execution to ensure compliance with the approved project and technical standards, addressing any technical issues that arise during the process.
Project Review and Adjustment
Adapting the project to meet new demands that arise during construction, ensuring technical feasibility and compliance with regulations.
Reports and Regularization
Preparing detailed technical reports and providing support in legalizing any modifications made during the course of the construction.

Final Screens

Record of the completed project, including changes made during the work.
Documentation of changes made during the execution of the work.
Preparation of final documents for delivery to the client or registration with competent bodies.
Preparation of documents for delivery to the client or for registration with competent bodies.
Guarantee that the project meets standards and expectations.
Ensure that the final project complies with standards and meets customer expectations.

Stages of a Renovation Project

Identifying Client Needs

Request for property plans
The client provides the initial property plan to help the architect understand the space and needs.
Scheduling a meeting and site visit.
A meeting is held at the property to discuss key ideas and project goals.
Request for reference photos.
Clients are asked to share images of spaces or styles that inspire the design.

Detailed Site Survey

Thorough property analysis.
A detailed review of the property structure, including pillars, beams, and technical installations.
Precise measurement and height mapping.
Accurate measurements of the space, including dimensions and key element heights.
Identification of construction anomalies.
Non-structural issues are documented and addressed in the project plan.

Consultation with Municipal Archives

Verification of the property’s municipal records.
Consultation with municipal archives to gather details on the property’s construction and regulations.
Use of official data for project grounding.
Information from the records ensures the project complies with legal and structural requirements.

Layout and Space Distribution Development

Redefining spatial distribution.
Revising the layout to optimize space usage, including wall removal or construction.
Selection of finishes and details.
Choosing materials and finishes tailored to the project’s style and client preferences.
Active client involvement.
Clients are encouraged to participate in this phase to align the design with their expectations.

Selection of Materials and Equipment

Defining materials for each space.
Choosing flooring, wall coverings, furniture, and other elements based on the design concept.
Providing reference values.
Offering estimated costs for materials to assist in budget planning.
Selection of essential equipment.
Choosing fixtures like sinks, faucets, and other necessary items for functional spaces.

Presentation of 3D Proposals

Creation of 3D visualizations.
Developing realistic 3D renderings of the redesigned spaces for client review.
Simulations for adjustments.
Clients can visualize the design and suggest changes before moving forward.
Preview of the final result.
The 3D images provide a realistic preview of the completed project.

Proposal Selection and Revision

Choosing the preferred proposal.
Clients select their favorite proposal based on the 3D renderings and prior adjustments.
Final adjustments to the project.
Details are reviewed and refined to ensure everything aligns with expectations before execution.

Execution Project and Detailing

Development of technical drawings.
Creation of detailed plans, including modifications, technical systems, and fixed furniture designs.
Preparation of quantity maps.
Calculation and documentation of material quantities needed for the project.
Ensuring precision in execution.
Detailed drawings guarantee accurate implementation of all project aspects.

Final Budget

Preparation of a detailed budget.
A precise budget is prepared based on the final project, reflecting total project costs.
Realistic cost estimation.
The budget includes detailed estimates for materials, labor, and other associated expenses.
Avoiding surprises during the project.
Clear cost definitions prevent financial surprises during execution.