Conceptual Design

Concept Design supports development of initial budgets and timeline. It also provides direction to service providers such as architects, structural engineers and builders.

CAD Drawings

Concept Design Computer Aided Design (CAD) drawings give a more accurate idea of your new production:

• layout and dimensions,
• position within your building.

What your CAD drawings show

Specific equipment detail isn’t shown but Concept Designs explore vital factors like:

• ample room for worker or site visitor traffic,
• production flow given input/output movement,
• placement of production related items, like furniture.

Depending on your specific site needs, a Concept Design could show:

• columns, walls, doors or windows,
• production equipment layout and processing systems,
• production flow and access for service or QA purposes.

Our project management style

Stainless Projects process is highly collaborative, with all potential decision makers involved from the outset. This results in fewer scope changes and additional costs at this important point.

Concept Design is an approval stage. Once signed off, there is agreement on your site layout, production equipment size and a clear view of how people will work in the area.