Multidisciplinary design review ensures that all design inputs — architectural, structural, and MEP — are fully coordinated and constructible before site execution begins. My role bridges technical drawings and on-site reality, minimizing design clashes and rework.
• Reviewing Construction Drawings
I verify that all Issued for Construction (IFC) and shop drawings are:
Consistent with the design intent
Compliant with building codes and national standards
Updated to reflect the most recent changes or authority feedback
• Coordinating Design Disciplines
I regularly organize and participate in design coordination meetings with:
Architects
Structural Engineers
MEP Consultants
Landscape and Interior Designers
My focus is to ensure all systems are integrated spatially and functionally within the project’s physical and regulatory constraints.
• Technical Queries and RFIs
I manage Requests for Information (RFIs) to resolve conflicts between:
Drawings vs site conditions
Incomplete design details
Conflicting instructions between disciplines
All responses are documented, tracked, and incorporated into updated documents.
• Clash Detection and Resolution
Using BIM platforms such as Revit and Navisworks, I conduct clash detection between:
Structural elements and ductwork
Electrical conduits and plumbing
Ceiling space coordination
This early-stage validation prevents costly site-level modifications.
🛠️ Tools and Skills Applied:
Tool/Skill | Application |
Revit + Navisworks | Clash detection and 3D coordination |
Bluebeam / AutoCAD | Markup and issue tracking |
RFI Logs | Communication and resolution tracking |
Design Review Meetings | Stakeholder alignment and document sign-off |
🌟 Value Delivered
Effective multidisciplinary review leads to:
Conflict-free construction documents
Fewer change orders during execution
Reduced time loss due to design errors
Seamless integration of systems and finishes
🏗️ Real Projects
In the Tavanir Office Building, I led coordination between MEP and structural teams to avoid service penetration issues in post-tensioned slabs.
At Seoul Residential, I reviewed design shifts in the façade and coordinated between brick cladding, steel framing, and thermal insulation systems — eliminating conflicts before procurement.
