Sheet GL-102

AI opportunities for Architecture & Engineering

Design teams work across drawings, specifications, technical submissions and changing requirements. Keeping that information aligned takes time away from design and engineering decisions.

Design professionals reviewing construction drawings and measuring tools
GL-102Architects, civil and structural engineers, and building services engineers

Where time gets consumed

The work around the work.

Revisions must be reviewed, requirements checked and information shared between disciplines. Previous project knowledge can be difficult to find when it is needed for a current design.

GL-102 / PROCESS REGISTER

Recognisable work. Different priorities.

These are examples of work worth examining, not a list of processes that should automatically be changed. What matters depends on how your team works today.

01

Design information

  1. Brief / Requirement Review
  2. Drawing / Model Review
  3. Specification Preparation
  4. Specification Review
  5. Technical Report Drafting
02

Coordination & assurance

  1. Design Coordination
  2. Design QA / Compliance Review
  3. Technical Submittal Review
  4. RFI Responses
  5. Design Change Management
03

Project delivery

  1. Project Reporting
  2. Survey / Inspection Reporting
  3. Meeting Notes & Actions
04

Knowledge & documents

  1. Document Search
  2. Information Extraction
  3. Document Comparison
  4. Knowledge Search
05

Winning work & administration

  1. Proposal / Bid Preparation
  2. Email Administration
  3. CRM Updates

The Go Left principle

Don't replace the expertise.
Remove the work surrounding it.

AI can support the information work around design and engineering. Technical judgement and responsibility stay with the professionals delivering the work.

Next step

Find where to start.

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