Begin with the basis.
Pre-tender and PCSA review establish scope, assumptions, responsibility, requirements, systems and interfaces.
How ALM delivers
Carry the design from the first assumption to the final record.
The work changes through tender, design, procurement and construction. The design basis, responsibility and evidence should remain traceable as it moves.
From appointment to completion
Develop one reviewable package.
Technical design and Gateway 2 evidence bring together coordinated information, specialist submittals, comments and decisions.
Carry the record through site.
Procurement, construction support, queries, inspections and controlled change lead into Gateway 3 evidence, final records and close-out.
Design development
Modelling turns architectural intent into a buildable reality.
At Ward 26, the area study brings the staircase enclosure, rainscreen, openings and surrounding structure into one coordinated view—so the design can be tested, refined and carried into technical delivery.
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What must stay intact
The commercial brief becomes a design basis.
Scope, exclusions and responsibilities stay visible as the technical package develops.
The design basis becomes coordinated information.
Systems, interfaces, calculations and specialist inputs are brought into one reviewable route.
The information becomes a site record.
Queries, changes, inspections and completion evidence remain tied back to the current design.
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