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Building Life Cycle

Pre-investment

Before construction begins, you need to obtain a statement regarding the location of utility lines. And if you are purchasing land, you also need to resolve property rights issues involving a large number of properties.

Investment

During construction, it’s a good idea to use 3D documentation to make it easier to monitor and inspect the site. Plus, you can use a digital construction log to keep track of what’s needed for the project.

Operational

In the operational phase, it is a good idea to create as-built documentation. An inventory of assets can also be useful, and it is advisable to keep the operational documentation up to date.

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