1) The document outlines the process flow for a real estate project from planning to construction to completion.
2) It lists 29 steps involving land acquisition, project planning and design, permitting, bidding, construction administration and sales/leasing.
3) Key parties responsible at each step include the Project Development Group, Business Management Group, Technical Planning Department and Internal Quantity Surveyors.
1) The document outlines the process flow for a real estate project from planning to construction to completion.
2) It lists 29 steps involving land acquisition, project planning and design, permitting, bidding, construction administration and sales/leasing.
3) Key parties responsible at each step include the Project Development Group, Business Management Group, Technical Planning Department and Internal Quantity Surveyors.
1) The document outlines the process flow for a real estate project from planning to construction to completion.
2) It lists 29 steps involving land acquisition, project planning and design, permitting, bidding, construction administration and sales/leasing.
3) Key parties responsible at each step include the Project Development Group, Business Management Group, Technical Planning Department and Internal Quantity Surveyors.
FLOW: FROM PLANNING- TO CONSTRUCTION-TO PROJECT COMPLETION
DATE: xxx, xx, xxxx
Steps Activity Responsible Dependencies
LAND ACQUISITION #1 Conduct Market Study a. Create market overview Land b. Establish Market Segmentation Acquisition/BMG/ c. Determine Customer Demographics PDG d. Determine competition #2 Determine Target Market BMG/PDG Determination based on thorough review of the market study. #3 Determine Project Components and Market Segmentation (Determine best use for project; Whether will this be under Federal Land or Horizon Land? BMG/PDG, TPD (on technical Technical Data projections: items) Maximum Percentage of Site Occupancy (PSOmax) Maximum GFA (GFAmax) #4 Legal and Technical Due Diligence (Conduct both Legal and TDD of the land; Prior to payment)
Legal Due Diligence
Checking of debts, pending and potential lawsuits, leases, warranties, long-term agreements, contracts, distribution agreements, compensation. TPD, Legal, Land Acquisition team Technical Due Diligence Planning Considerations (Development Guidelines, Height Limits, FAR Limit for the Lot, PhilVolcs Certificates, etc…) Lot Plan checking with Technical Description of the lot. Geodetic Survey Consolidation/Subdivision Plan #5 Negotiate with Land Owner From Steps #4 and #5 you already know how much you should Land Acquisition buy the land for *This can be skipped if property is already existing #6 Get ExCom Approval for purchase of Land Excom, BMG/PDG #7 Acquire the Land BMG/PDG *This can be skipped if property is already existing #8 Pre-Engineering Studies Hydrologic/Flood Studies TPD Geotechnical study Others Tree Tagging Tree Relocation Study #9 Start Project Planning and Design/Conceptual Design (include KPI indicators, include internal QS assumption cost, terms of TPD/BMG/PDG/QS reference) #10 Sign Off (Requirements, System, Design, terms of reference) TPD/BMG #11 Submit SD Plans to IQS TPD #12 Determine Initial estimated Soft and Construction Costs based IQS on design (SD) #13 Conduct initial Financial Runs based on SD (Determine risk management ques, cost limit implications) a. Projected selling price/rental rate b. Projected operational cost (OPEX) BMG/PDG c. Budget for Developmental Cost (CAPEX) d. Net of Income After Tax (NIAT) target Determine walkaway price/terms for the land #14 Secure Sign Off SD, initial Runs and initial terms of reference TPD #15 Determine Initial estimated Soft and Construction Costs based IQS on design (DD) #16 Conduct Financial Runs based on DD BMG #17 Secure Sign Off DD, and revised runs TPD #18 Determine Initial estimated Soft and Construction Costs based IQS on design (CD) #19 Conduct Financial Runs based on CD BMG #20 Secure Sign Off CD, and revised runs TPD #21 Cross check of CD plans by CMG CMG #22 Short list of General Contractors Bidcom #23 Preparation of Bid Documents TPD & QS #24 Pre-Bid, Clarif IQS #25 Submission of Bids (technical & commercial) IQS #26 Awarding IQS #27 Ground Breaking ALL #28 After all the permits acquired, start selling, start pre-leasing Sales and Leasing offer Group
#29 Construction Administration TPD & BMG
Parallel after SD #14 Application of permits
(locational clearance, ECC, bldg. permit, license to sell, etc.) TPD, Legal, Permits .- jex to add on this further
Legend: PDG – Project Development Group BMG – Business Management Group TPD – Technical Planning Department TPDE – Technical Planning Department - Engineering IQS – Internal Quantity Surveying
NOTES:
April 13 2020 Notes:
Mau: KPI to be determined BDG prior to Schematic plans Mike: terms of reference prior to design consultant, ask Jex for TPD’s TOR template Mike: Limit changes prior to final stages of DD Standardize Terms of reference -Project parameters Cloud file guidelines to be created by jex and carlos
5 PHASES OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN FIRMS
Summary: 1) Schematic Design 2) Design Devt 3) Construction Documents 4) Bidding 5) Construction Administration PRE DESIGN Project scope, building program, goals, budget, schedule, team selection, site analysis, zoning analysis Smaller scale developers don’t bring the designers here yet Not included in the 5 phases 1) SCHEMATIC DESIGN (15% of architect’s work) Site development 10% - 25% Concept design- general direction of the project Massing- building envelope, sizing Floor plans Elevations- exterior plans of the building Models/rendering Wall section- drawing of the general construction of the building 2) DESIGN DEVT 20% DD 10%-25% Further developments Building systems Interior elevations- space details RCP- reflective ceiling plans (lighting plans etc) Details Finishes 3) CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 40% CD 35%-50% Filing set- requirements of LGUs Following lgu guidelines Building codes and such DOB filing etc.- files approvals up to retrieving permits from LGU Bid set- requirements to proceed bids CD set- construction devt sets Trade set- not usually done all the time, phases of the project work 4) Bidding 5% Interview General contractor Compare bids RFI’s request for information, contractor’s questions raised to architects Contractor selection Permits 5) Construction Administration 20% CA 20%-30% Site Visits SK’s- sketches pdf, clarifying minor details Change orders- major portion of work in this phase 9budget issues, change of mind of client, unforeseen costs) Review progress- reporting progress to clients Punchlist Progress inspection Special inspections Coordinate signoffs- Cert of occupancy (COO)