Lake|Flato developed a project process road map as an internal project management tool over a decade ago, and we're looking into updating it. It serves as a sort of "checklist" of major design, sustainability, and QA/QC milestones for each project phase. I know we've talked about similar tools at other firms at past SDL summits, so wanted to see if anyone would be willing to share theirs with us as reference. Lake|Flato would be happy to share ours as soon as we finish updating! Thanks
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We'd love to join in from the GC perspective to see where we can fit into the discussion and take forward to the implemenation phase of the build.
We just had a workshop devoted to developing a process roadmap. Would love to be part of this group as well if there is still room!
I'm am interested in participating. We are an MEP/FP firm and are reliant on design and construction process efficiency. It is a joy when things go well.
Yes, please.
Hi! I'd also love to join in the conversation from the GC perspective. We have our own internal project road map and I'd love to hear how we can align ours together.
I will share one thought about our Roadmap: it isn't an "overlay" or part of a QA/QC process, or a tool that is used at a few particualr points in a design process. It is our DESIGN PROCESS. I'm sure just about everyone on this thread is dealing on a daily basis with the problem of "sustainability" existing in a silo outside the regular design process. I have tried to overcome that problem by making the Roadmap our design process and requiring every team to document their progress along the way. Easier in theory than practice, of course. The ultimate goal is to transform design culture.
Please count me in! From GC & QA/QC perspective.
I'm interested in participating in a working group also, if there is still room.
please count me in as well--this is something that we started a few years ago and are constantly revisiting to figure out what is realistic.
Party indeed! Please count me in as well.
Jeremy
Please add me too - I'm a newbie here and B&V is just working on this now.
Would love to be included in future discussions.
Please count me in as well.
At this point it might be easier to say, "By show of hands, who isn't interested in helping with this effort?"
Congratulations, Heather, you Broke the Internet.
I'm interested as well. Thanks!
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I’m interested in being part of the discussion, in whatever capacity I can. This topic is very timely right now for my office as well.
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I would love to join as well... coming from the contractor's perspective it would be great to know what additional questions we should ask design teams, expect, and how we can best support the process as well. I'd also like to see how this could be developed into full project delivery so us on the GC/CM side can integrate that into our construction QA/QC process.
New to this mode of discussion and as Kim points out I don't want to help break the internet by piling on with my enthusiasm here, but...NOW what happens?
I’m writing to say that Nadav is on vacation this week or he would have chimed in by now! I’m sure he will weigh in next week and offer options for next steps.
I would like to join the party!!
Hi all! I would also like to be apart of this group. We are working on a "Project Management" checklist that folds sustainability in for a few different project types. Happy to share and eager to learn from others! Thank you!
This could be a great overlap with the sustainable construction leaders as we have design phase sustainability road maps as well. While we don't all design - we support designers and owners throught the process to meet scope and budget.
We've started re-writing our scope of services template with an eye to it being the ideal process from which we start all projects. From there, we hope to develop other workflow-related overlays. Would greatly value the wisdom of others who are a few steps ahead of us. thank you for starting this thread!
I've been on vacation so I'm late to the party, but Flad has also been going through a similar exercise for our design process. Glad to know we're not alone. I'd love to be part of this conversation.
I have also been out and am just catching up on this thread - I would love to join in on the conversation on behalf of BCA as we are currently going through the process of updating our action plan. Thanks!
count me in too! i thought i responded initially but don't see it - we have
also been reintegrating into our PM and QA/QC tools, so it would be so
great to be a part of the convo....
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Me too please
Pauline
Late to the party, but thanks for starting the conversation Heather! Would love to participate. We have a high level process posted with our Sustainability Action Plan on page 8:
https://www.dskap.com/about/sustainability/#image-0
Late to the party, but I’m also interested to see what others are developing, and happy to share what we’ve been using.
Kristian Kicinski AIA, LFA, LEED AP BD+C (he, him)
Associate Principal / Director of Sustainability
direct: 206.536.1370
Send me files
Fro
Wow—what an amazing outpouring. Seems that this is something EVERYONE wants/needs to be part of. I’ll circle up with Heather and Aley and see what kind of a process/structure we can come up with for this. If anyone else would really like to be part of organizing this effort, please email me separately. >
Otherwise, stay tuned and we’ll be in touch!
Nadav
I went on vacation and my inbox exploded. Seems like this is the topic of the year! If you are keeping track of names, put mine on it as well.
EHDD is also going through this process. We would love to be included on the discussion. Thanks!
I would love to take part in an inperson discussion to get things started. I am part of the Greenbuild Adversy Board and reach out to Informa this morning. We could use the space set aside for the roundtable on 9/27/23 from 1:00-1:30. We can use that space before or after the roundtable if anyone once to get together to discuss this topic inperson. Let me know if interested, if so I will work with the Greenbuild staff to make sure we ahve a spcae for a 30-60 minute discussion on 9/27/23.
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Perkins Eastman would also like to participate in the conversation, feel free to add us to the list! Happy to share what we've done around this topic and learn more what other firms are doing!
DIALOG would also like to participate in the conversation - so, yes please!
I'm in. We have several we've been using for phase checklist, QA/QC checklist, analysis process map etc.. that I can share, but would like to join the conversation..
Aweome!
We'd love to participate and share too. At CannonDesign we have one just for how sustainability intersects with our process, and updating it with a push for regenerative design.
I'd also like to be included if there is still room.
Thanks!
Hi folks,
Thanks for bearing with us as we explore how best to support this amazing outpouring of interest. Here's where we stand:
A small ad hoc steering group has convened (Heather Holdridge, Aley Wilson, Dustin Davis, Steven Burke, Dave Hubka, Nadav Malin) and developed the start of a plan. Aley has graciously set up a Zoom meeting for this coming Wednesday morning at 10am eastern time (sorry for the early start, westerners). Early respondants on this thread already got a calendar invitation from her. For anyone who didn't get that: here's the link to join:
https://ayerssaintgross.zoom.us/j/92961361129?pwd=NU5qN284bFJheFFpSjIvMFdxRUN5Zz09
Meeting ID: 929 6136 1129
Passcode: 721628 Given the large size of the group, we've planned a tight agenda for this hour:
Meeting ID: 929 6136 1129
Passcode: 721628 Given the large size of the group, we've planned a tight agenda for this hour:
- Convening (5 minutes)
- Why did you raise your hand to be here? (chat waterfall)
- Breakout by discipline (15 min)
- Reconvening / Sharing out (10 minutes)
- Show and Tell from Heather and Aley (20 minutes)
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Initial Proposed Next Steps (more to come) (10 minutes)
- Add interested people to BG Working Group (admin task)
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Architects Process:
- Those who have them, share files via Working Group page
- Those who have shared, meet to collaborate on key take-aways
- Present to whole group, collect more input
- Contractors Process? Engineers process? TBD
- Connect at Show and Tell during Greenbuild 9/26
- In-person working session at Greenbuild 9/27
- July 2024 workshop in Seattle (Pre-SDL Summit?)
Very late to this thread, and sorry to have missed the zoom. Was it recorded or key take-aways shared?
Yes, we at RMW too are developing internal resources for process roadmap :) Thanks!
Yes, we at RMW too are developing internal resources for process roadmap :) Thanks!
Indu, if I'm not mistaken, the meeting is tomorrow (8/30) morning
I'm interested in how my client firms manage this process and how I can be an effective collaborator.
As part of the CLF Boston/Northeast Hub, we developed a project timeline for embodied carbon. I'm sure it was out of date the day we finished it, but here's the link: https://www.clfboston.com/design-project-timeline
Credit to Amelia Thrall, Melanie Silver, and Becca Sturgeon.
At the Project process meeting that happened on Wednesday 9/27 at Greenbuild, Nadav mentioned a working group with files and materials shared. I missed the initial call - could someone please add me to the group.
Thanks,
Indu
Oh wow, I am very late to this discussion. I am recently tasked with updating our project phase checklists to incorporate our latest sustainability efforts to be distriburted at the end of 2024 Q1. Is this working group still active? If yes, could I contribute and learn? If no, would anyone be willing to share any outcomes or lessons learned going thru this process. Thanks!
Hi all,
I've just updated the Working Group page with this information:
Over the last few weeks a group of 8-10 of those who had shared documents met a couple of times to compare notes and develop some lessons and take-aways to share back with the larger group. The 2nd of those meetings was yesterday.
That share-out will be scheduled for early 2024.
Given the huge amount of interest in this topic, it will also be a key theme in the All-Networks Workshop: "Integrated Design + Delivery from the Inside Out" that's scheduled for July 15, 2024 in Seattle. So far the focus has been project process within architecture firms, but in Seattle we'll broaden that to include engineers and contractors and integrative process across a whole team.
Late to the game here (back from leave) and I'd love to join this working group. Please add me. I'll upload Mithun's *draft* project workflow diagram to the mix.
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