📋 Objectives for This Stage

Obtain accurate topographical and boundary data for the project plot
Determine soil bearing capacity and foundation requirements via a Geotechnical Report

Step 2: Project Brief & Requirements

Define project scope and client needs

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Select based on price and timeline
Responsible: Project Architect

Coordinate Site Access

Arrange site access for the appointed survey teams with the client or relevant authority.

Details:

Ensure surveyors have necessary gate passes or permits
Responsible: Project Coordinator

Review Draft Reports

Receive and meticulously review draft survey drawings and soil reports. Check against plot plan (Affection Plan).

Details:

Verify all boundary markers, levels, and bore log data
Responsible: Project Architect

Compile Site Analysis Report

Consolidate all survey data, environmental analysis (sun/wind path), and regulatory checks (setbacks, height) into the 'Site Analysis Report' (ACAD-REP-001).

Details:

This report is the primary input for the Concept Design stage
Responsible: Project Architect

👥 Key Responsibilities

Project Architect:

Manage surveyors, review reports, and compile the final analysis

Project Coordinator:

Handle logistics and site access

📄 Required Documents & Forms

ACAD-RFQ-001: Survey Services RFQ
Topographical Survey Drawing
Geotechnical (Soil) Investigation Report
ACAD-REP-001: Site Analysis Report Template

⚠️ Critical Checkpoint

The final, approved 'Site Analysis Report' must be complete and signed off by the Project Architect before commencing any concept design work.

Step 2: Site Analysis & Survey

Site Analysis & Survey

📋 Objectives for This Stage

Step 2: Project Brief & Requirements

👥 Key Responsibilities

📄 Required Documents & Forms

⚠️ Critical Checkpoint