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The document discusses design management, beginning with definitions of design, management, and design management. It notes that design management is difficult but important because design has the greatest influence over a project's costs. Design management helps coordinate the many specialists involved in design. The document also summarizes that design management tools include information and communication technologies (ICT) as well as product, process, and organizational modeling.
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- 1. Working at the interface between design and construction Peter Demian Lecturer in Construction Management Department of Civil and Building Engineering Loughborough University
- 8. First Principles: Design Management 1/5 Managing≠doing Designing≠construction ? ? CONSTRUCTION ? ? DESIGN MANAGING DOING
- 9. First Principles: Design Management 2/5 A long time ago… Architect/ Masterbuilder Workmen or labourers CONSTRUCTION Architect/ Masterbuilder Architect/ Masterbuilder DESIGN MANAGING DOING
- 10. First Principles: Design Management 3/5 Recently… Const./Proj. Manager or General Contractor Subcontractors CONSTRUCTION Architect/ Engineer Architect/ Engineer DESIGN MANAGING DOING
- 11. First Principles: Design Management 4/5 The future… Const./Proj. Manager or General Contractor Subcontractors CONSTRUCTION The Design Manager Architect/ Engineer + Others DESIGN MANAGING DOING
- 14. Who Contributes to the Design? CONTRIBUTION STAGE Brief Detail Concept and Scheme Specialist Engineering Design Construction Client Architect Engineer Specialist Gray and Hughes 2001. Fig 9
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