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3 years ago

Who is part of the design team in construction?

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Semmy [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

An architect and engineers are the design team for construction projects. The team itself can also consist of an architectural company and an engineering firm that hires many architects or engineers.

Explanation:

The design team comprises the professionals needed to design the work and perhaps ensure that the work completed follows the project brief.

Designers are likely in the first place to be members of the customer's consultant team. This is generally supported by: architects.

Technologists of architecture.

Engineers of the system.

Engineers of infrastructure.

Designers of landscape.

The growing complexity of the building design means, however, that additional expertise such as: specialized facilities (e.g., kitchens, operating theatres, ponds, recording studios) is increasingly needed.

Designer of materials (for example, structural systems, doors and windows, vitreous or flooring).

Fittings and specialist equipment.

Equipment for audiovisuals.

Facilities for Information and Communications (ITC).

Facilities for safety and security.

Specialist systems (e.g. handling of baggage).

Lighting specialist.

Acoustic environment. Acoustic environment.

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