Design review definition

Design review means the activities necessary to ascertain that the design of the project will substantially comply, in all material respects, with the requirements of Division A; Division B, Parts 1 and 3; and Division C of the “Building Code”.

Design review means a docu- mented, comprehensive, systematic ex- amination of a design to evaluate the adequacy of the design requirements, to evaluate the capability of the design to meet these requirements, and to identify problems.

Design review means an independent assessment by a Certified Assessor of the Project prior to its practical completion against criteria contained in the Submission Guidelines which may result in the award of a Design Review Certified Rating available for Green Star Design & As Built and Green Star Interiors Projects;

Examples of Design review in a sentence

• BIM 360 Docs is currently being used for electronic Design Review and the Building Permit Process.

• Any dispute between the Parties as to whether a proposed change is material shall be resolved in favor of requiring the City Design Review Board’s approval.

• Initial signage for the PWR Museum shall be incorporated in the Project design and shall be subject to the review and approval of the City Design Review Board in the context of review and approval of the design as provided in Section 5.2.1. The Project design may also include features or fixtures necessary for the display and support of temporary promotional or informational signage such as banners and flags.

• Instead, Implementing Approvals that substantially conform to or implement the Basic Approvals, subsequent Development Phase Approvals, and subsequent Design Review Approvals shall be issued by the City so long as they substantially comply with and conform to this Agreement, the Basic Approvals, Existing Standards and permitted Future Changes to Existing Standards, if applicable.

• Before PWRF gives its construction contractor its Notice to Proceed with construction, the Parties shall develop a process under which any proposed material changes shall be reviewed by the City Design Review Board, including a timeline for such review designed to minimize potential delays in completing the Project consistent with the Final Project Schedule.

More Definitions of Design review

Design review means the process of critical evaluation of plans and specifications by the LACMTA, the City and others as necessarily required to complete the C1045 Contract.

Design review means a formally adopted local government process by which projects are reviewed for compliance with design standards for the type of use adopted through local ordinance.

Design review means review by the design review board pursuant to Section 25.05.040. The planning commission shall assume the same authority for design review for all projects located in the downtown specific plan area and for projects that the planning commission is the primary discretionary review authority, such as approval of a conditional use permit.

Design review means review by the jurisdiction having authority for enforcing the water efficient landscape ordinance.

Design review means the process of city review and approval of development proposals as required by Chapter 18.12 of this title.

Design review means the review of the site, building, and other exterior design aspects of a development Development to determine its compliance with the design Design standards Standardsherein expressed.

Design review means a comprehensive and systematic examination of the design as specified in the Contract to verify that the design is in conformance with the requirements of the Contract, as performed by the Design-Builder for all stages of the design except As-Built Plans, which is performed by the UH. During all stages of the design, except As-Built Plans, the UH will contribute to the review through oversight including participation, auditing and spot-checking.