Property and the Client's Requirements
The location, planned function, approximate scale, and available documentation are specified. For existing buildings, the available plans, surveys, and data on their current condition are reviewed.
The pre-investment phase is not a one-time inspection of the property. It involves gathering and organizing the information that determines the scope of the future design: what is planned, what restrictions apply, and what additional studies or procedures are required.
The location, planned function, approximate scale, and available documentation are specified. For existing buildings, the available plans, surveys, and data on their current condition are reviewed.
The current zoning plan, building density indicators, setbacks, access, easements, and other applicable restrictions are reviewed. The data is compared with the specific investment proposal.
Depending on the scope of the project, cadastral data, a design permit, archival documentation, and information from the municipal administration or other competent institutions may be required.
The existing water, sewer, and electrical infrastructure is examined, along with the conditions under which a connection request may be submitted. If necessary, additional expert opinions and specialized studies are obtained.
The scope is determined based on the type of property and the investment plan. Not every property requires the same documents, reports, and specialized studies.
We review the available documents and clarify the purpose, function, and key requirements for the future project.
We compare the design parameters, the characteristics of the site, access, and the condition of existing buildings, if any.
We determine the necessary documents from institutions, the conditions for enrollment, and any additional examinations or tests.
We summarize our findings and formulate the technical, functional, and procedural requirements for the design.
We define the scope and priorities in a statement of work, which serves as the starting point for the investment project.
The pre-investment phase clarifies the conditions and prepares the process. It does not guarantee approval, a building permit, or a positive decision from an institution or operating company.
Please send the property's location, a brief description of your plans, and any documentation you have on hand. After a review, the necessary scope of the pre-investment phase can be determined.