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Why Design-Build?

According to the DBIA, Design-Build is the fastest growing and most popular method used to deliver construction projects in America. Design-build allows for greater collaboration between the design and construction teams, which can lead to more efficient problem solving and faster project delivery. Additionally, design-build allows for more flexibility in the design process, as changes can be made more easily and quickly. The design-build method also allows the owner to have a single point of contact, which can simplify communication and reduce delays. Overall, design-build can provide cost savings, better quality control, improved schedule performance and greater satisfaction with the project outcome.

what are the challenges of design-build construction?

Design-build construction is a project delivery method in which the design and construction of a project are handled by a single entity, known as the design-builder. This method can present a number of challenges for project stakeholders. One major challenge is the potential for design and construction to be at odds with each other, with design decisions being driven by aesthetics rather than constructability or budget. Additionally, the design-builder may have a conflict of interest when it comes to balancing the needs of the owner with the desire to maximize profits. Communication and coordination between the design and construction teams can also be difficult, leading to delays and increased costs. Another challenge is that the design-builder may have limited experience with the specific type of project, which can lead to poor design and construction quality. It is important for stakeholders to carefully evaluate the qualifications and experience of the design-builder before selecting them for a project.

how tnr handles these challenges

TNR Adheres To Three Principles Which Make Design / Build A Success

• Stakeholder Availability

• Responsive Communication

• Construction / Project Management

examples of tnr's design/build projects