Constructability reviews save money before construction starts.
In this article
Timing
Design milestones.
Team
Superintendents and trades.
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Conflicts
Between disciplines.
Sequencing
How it will be built.
Materials
Availability.
A closer look
Designers draw what works on paper. Superintendents know what works in the field. Putting them together early finds conflicts, access problems and long-lead risks before they cost real money.
Where to start
Include a superintendent in every design review meeting.
An example
A constructability review found ductwork conflicting with beams. The fix cost nothing on paper.
Common mistakes
Late reviews, office-only teams and comments that nobody tracks.
What to track
Track issues found and estimated savings.
Questions to ask
Who reviews? At which milestones? How are comments resolved?
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Frequently asked questions
When should constructability reviews happen?
At key design milestones, ideally while changes are still easy and inexpensive.