Students will gain an understanding that during meetings and workshops, it is good to explore possibilities and options with the design but ultimately these designs should be checked against the reality of the site. Physical limitations, technological limitations, and even limitations with the utility supplies are realities which projects often face.
Students will gain an understanding of the process that determines if a site is capable of supporting the spaces and activities of an office. Topics covered include bounds and restrictions which the designers need to consider when formulating the design.
Your Storage Report will start with a good Executive Summary. This Executive Summary should include why this Filing and Storage Audit was undertaken.
If the Report is going to be on the large side due to multiple sites, and thousands of staff, then it makes sense that your recommendations may span right across changes in the physical and digital workplace as well as adherence to any industry or company specific standards or policies.
The organization that engaged you wants to know what best practice is and it is important to include anything that a reader can use to support or improve their internal processes.
In this course, you will gain an understanding of what goes into the Storage Report and how the Audit Data and Observations are used to call to action the changes desired of the Client.
Approximately 20 Minutes
Have you been asked to help validate your companies filing and storage needs? Do you want to become a Storage Consultant and expert in providing Client Solutions? Or do you just want to do save some money and need a DIY Audit for your next project?
It is important to complete a review of filing practices in your business and can provide and/or assist the Design team with their architectural review of storage required for your new accommodation project.
In this course, you will gain an understanding of why ridding the workplace of paper and moving to digital records is good for business.
Approximately 20 Minutes
Students will gain an understanding from the viewpoint and experience of a designer, consultant, contractor, project and construction manager and what they I take note of in terms features and characteristics of a site.
Students will gain an understanding that the project design program serves as a reference document for the design group which they will use to design the office. Data on what spaces to include in the design, sizes of the spaces, and number of users per space are some of the data that the design group needs which can be found in the project design program.