Benefits of early involvement of the contractor
In a collaborative project, the client, architect, engineer, and contractor work closely together and discuss shared needs before talking about solutions. Through dialogue, the parties jointly create an overview of risks, opportunities, and requirements before construction begins.
Once the needs are identified, we decide on our common solution and lock the price together. This way of working removes a lot of risks and uncertainties from the project.
This collaborative approach is especially suitable for complex projects where the client seeks high financial certainty and optimal buildability.
You know your construction costs early on, and the ongoing pricing makes it possible to make several important decisions already during the project’s design phase.
All involved parties contribute to ensuring that the project achieves the highest quality within the given budget and that the production basis is thoroughly developed.
Access to specialists and a broad expertise within the contractor makes it possible to strengthen the project materials already from the beginning of the design phase.
Collaboration is prioritized from the start, and we meet physically both during the design phase and the execution phase - with shared goals and ownership.
All parties work within the same building model and use the same calculation. This enables a high level of trust and faster decision-making throughout the process.
A joint collaboration agreement allows all parties the option to exit if needed.
