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The intent of the document is to clarify what is expected at each stage of the Design Review Process. Doing so will not only ensure that all proposals received in response to an RFP can be compared equally, it will also provide a benchmark throughout the design review process. This document should be used by the A/E in the process of preparing their proposal and determining schedules. It should then be used throughout the design process as a guide for preparing each submission. Submissions made by the A/E shall be compiled and submitted from a single source. The intent is to ensure that the A/E has assessed the work and that the design effort has been coordinated with all of the disciplines. Each submission will be evaluated by the SRP Project Manager for ‘completeness’prior to being submitted for Technical Review. An incomplete submission that does not include all disciplines is a direct indicator that the disciplines involved in a design have not been coordinated. Incomplete submissions will be returned to the A/E and will need to be completed and re-submitted.  \n1.0 General Design Review Objectives  \nThe General Design Review Objectives are to produce buildings that:  \n• Satisfy the spatial and functional needs of the users as described in the Project Plan.  \n• Designed specifically for the actual climate and other physical parameters of the site.  \n• Designed for the minimum capital cost consistent with lowest life cycle costs.  \n• Meet the requirements of the ‘Design Guidelines’.  \n• Meet all applicable Codes and Regulations.  \nGuiding Principles:  \nGood design review is advisory: It does not make the decisions, but offers impartial advice for the decision makers. It offers constructive, impartial, peer advice that will help assess designs from a broader perspective and identify any fundamental weaknesses as opposed to providing alternative design solutions. It does not provide advice to redesign schemes, rather, it offers comments that will lead to their improvement.  \nGood design review is accessible: Findings should be clearly expressed in language that decision makers and clients can understand and use. The design review process is as transparent as possible.  \nGood design is timely: It takes place as early as possible in the life of a design, because this is when changes can be made with the least time and cost implications.  \nGood design review is focused on outcomes for people: It evaluates how a building or place can better meet the needs of the people using it and of anyone who is affected by it.  \nGood design review aims to improve quality: It constructively seeks to raise the quality of all buildings and places by providing advice that enables better quality design solutions.  \nProject Plan  \nThe Project Plan is a document which outlines project requirements for the client and delivery departments, establishes a basis (functional, spatial, and technical criteria) for evaluating design solutions/alternatives, provides a reference document for design A/E, and provides a reference for post-occupancy evaluations.  \nSRP Design Guidelines  \nThe SRP Design Guidelines is a living document that assumes an advisory role for the particular project in design, while renewing the challenge to designers and builders to be innovative in applying the practices. Designers and builders are encouraged to present alternatives to these suggestions or to present new or innovative ways of resolving technical problems or of reducing building life-cycle costs. This is the process whereby the SRP Design Guidelines will evolve over time for subsequent projects.  \nDesign Review Scope  \n\"Design\" is a word that encompasses a number of activities within the fields of Architecture and Engineering. 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