Schematic Design Review. Through the design progress meetings and other methods, the Project Management Contractor shall use commercially reasonable methods to cause the design consultant to incorporate the design comments resulting from the progress printing into the schematic design. Once the schematic design is complete, the Project Management Contractor shall review such design for (i) completeness; (ii) consistency with the Final Concept Design; and
Schematic Design Review. 1. The review documents for HI-SHPO and consulting parties will be at the 90% schematic design.
Schematic Design Review. Upon completion of the Schematic Design Phase for each Project, Architect shall submit Design Intent and Basis of Design Documents to Owner for such Project. The Schematic Design Documents for each Project shall provide a detailed narrative depiction of the architectural, civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing systems, landscape and interior design elements, design criteria ideas and alternative concepts described in the Scope of Services for the Service Order pertaining to such Project, and shall include a summary of all the information produced by Architect in performing the Services described in Section 2.2 herein. The Basis of Design Documents for each Project shall contain the information necessary to accomplish the Design Intent for such Project including, but not limited to, indoor and outdoor design conditions, thermal characteristics of the structure, occupancy use, heating and cooling loads of various zones, systems diversity, noise and vibration criteria, energy use and energy efficiency goals. Further, Architect shall submit to Owner chipboard massing models, plans, including typical floor plans, elevations, other relevant drawings, data and information, of appropriate scale, media type and colors specified by Owner, necessary for Owner to evaluate, review and comment regarding the overall progress and content of the design of each Project. Architect shall provide analysis of the current/updated preliminary estimates of Construction Costs for each Project prepared in accordance with Section 5.2 below; any changes in Owner's Budget for Construction Costs for each Project; and value engineering proposals and schedules for the remaining design and construction of each Project. Architect shall provide written evaluations of Owner’s Program, schedule and Owner's Budget for Construction Costs for each Project, alternative approaches to design and construction of each Project, and review of governmental community and utility requirements and a copy of the final Schematic Design Documents for each Project in a reproducible format and in the latest versions of CAD and Revit and compatible with Owner's computer programs. This review shall be an integral part of the approval process for the Schematic Design Phase for each Project. If the preliminary estimate of Construction Cost for a Project or any adjustment thereto exceeds Owner's Budget for Construction Costs for such Project, Architect shall, at its sole cost and expense, revise and adju...
