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Architectural design

Executive architectural design represents the last phase of the design process, which previously includes the preliminary design and final design phases. During this phase, the details and insights necessary for the creation of the documentation useful for the tender are refined, with a level of definition that allows construction companies to carry out a correct and precise quotation of the works.

The executive project, developed in compliance with the final project and in accordance with the regulations provided for by the qualification and the indications provided during the environmental compatibility statement, represents the complete engineering of the intervention. In this phase, every detail of the project is precisely defined, including all the architectural, structural and plant engineering aspects necessary for the construction of the work. The executive project provides a detailed representation of all the processes, specifying the technical characteristics, types of materials, dimensions and expected costs for each element.

During the executive design phase, all the documents necessary for the implementation of the project are drawn up, including general and specific reports, graphic elaborations, metric calculations; security plans, including the Security and Coordination Plan (PSC), and all the documentation useful for the project to be considered executable.

The Safety and Coordination Plan (PSC), which is an integral part of the executive project, is usually drawn up by a security professional and defines all the necessary measures to ensure safety on the construction site during the construction phases.

It should be noted that, in this phase, construction operational plans, procurement plans or calculations relating to provisional works are not included, which are the responsibility of the contracting companies in the construction project.