Disciplines working together

Design Coordination

Technical coordination to identify conflicts between architecture, structure, building systems and specialist disciplines before they reach the construction site.

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Sanse approach
Coordination is about identifying problems early. Sanse organizes information, interfaces and decisions across disciplines so construction can proceed with less improvisation, rework and lost time.

Starting point

The technical problem must be clear before the solution.

Prevent clashes, gaps and late decisions between different designs, consultants and stakeholders.

The scope may include

  • Multidisciplinary coordination
  • Design compatibility review
  • Clash and interference analysis
  • Technical documentation review
  • Decision-making support
  • Issue and revision tracking

What the process is designed to improve

  • Fewer conflicts during construction
  • Reduced rework
  • More reliable information for budgeting
  • Decisions that are documented and traceable

Frequently asked questions

The essentials, without unnecessary complexity.

These answers help frame the initial conversation. The final scope depends on the conditions and objectives of each engagement.

Why coordinate designs before construction?

Because conflicts identified in design are usually much easier and less disruptive to resolve than issues discovered on site.

Can Sanse coordinate designs produced by third parties?

Yes. The service may involve disciplines developed by different consultants, provided scope and responsibilities are clearly defined.

Does design coordination improve budgeting?

Yes. More coherent documentation reduces uncertainty in quantities, omissions and conflicting interpretations during cost planning.

Next step

Does your project need Design Coordination?

Tell us about the company, location and current stage. That context makes the first conversation much more productive.