CDA || Article || Design Process

CDA has saved some companies up to 23% of their rental cost by simply 'Right Sizing' the operation. But saving space should not always be a priority. A well designed space can increase productivity morale and reduce absenteeism. Good interior design should go hand in hand with space planning.

Schematic Design is the next stage of the process where the designer will present you with different concepts of how the space may be laid out and will identify pros and cons of each. These concepts will need to be fine-timed later once you, as the client decide the direction you would like to go in.

necessary items such as Security Systems or Window treatments and any other consultants that may be required such as Mechanical and Electrical Engineering.

When presented with the overall budget you will see the fee for the design and project management is actually minimal compared to the influence and impact on the total job this professional will have. Beware too of so called architects'

lower rates will be inclined to make up that cost somewhere else, usually through kickbacks from suppliers and contractors which will drive up the overall cost of the project. The International Interior Design Asso- ciation has outlawed such practices and anyone who participates in such activity (KKN) therefore should not be considered a real professional (Read more about this at IIDA.com). A project manager is trusted to ... >

who offer their services at dis- counted rates.

Once a schematic layout is decided the designer then can present you with both a schedule and a budget for the overall job. This should include all costs associated with

the move, start to finish. Beware of those that give you a rate per square meter and are vague about what exactly this includes. A typical costing should include many ancillary but

Professional training and overhead is pretty much the same throughout the world as in Indonesia. Anyone who offers

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