Building construction considerations
Classifying what you’re going to build is important. A property should be constructed according to the design and purpose that’s going to take place.
Our experience in construction buildings and commercial floor plan design in Brisbane includes:
- Multi-storey buildings
- Industrial properties
- Multi-residential and self-contained units
- Retails and restaurants
- Office type buildings
Constructing a property will fall into place once you’re sure of its function and purpose. Some considerations when building property includes:
- Functionality – The space should have considerations regarding the building type. You can’t build restaurants designed like multi-storey residential buildings because the use and requirements of each building is different.
- Health and safety – Builders and contractors should follow safety codes, regulations and evacuations for hazards. Proper planning helps reduce the risks and causes of accidents.
- Efficiency – Efficient planning prevents adding construction cost to projects. A place built with well-prepared layouts, designs, and organisation affect the productivity and budget of the client.
Things to remember when constructing commercial buildings:
- Location and building type assessment
The common building types include retail, industrial, residential, hotel, office, gym, or specialty buildings like a movie theatre. Each has different needs so it’s also important to choose a location made for commercial development and easy to access.
- Planning and other requirements
Think about the size, area, rooms, possibilities of expansion and the number of people that will occupy the property. Secure every zoning laws, permits, and other local requirements. It’s advisable to settle everything before the actual construction of the property since there are certain locations with height, floors, and colour restrictions.
- Budget
Arrange your finances so all the necessary funds are in place once everyone is ready to start the project. List all the possible expenses for the construction and other expenses.
- Selecting an architect and contractor
Inspect licenses and make sure that they are properly registered. Look into the construction methods they use to see if they’re updated or not.
- Know the team
Get to know who will handle the project and have good communication with them. Be open with your needs with them to make sure that your property is constructed well.