SCG ACT- IVITY

pertise to these developments, which are typically held as long-term investments.

No matter what role we play in a project, our goal is to improve the communities in which we develop, as we regard SCG to be uniquely positioned to help the industry increase its efficiency, prosperity, and social responsibility.

SCG faithfully strives to effectively target our designs to meet the needs and construction budget of our clients, while still placing an emphasis on architectural integration and constructability, improving the qual- ity of the built environment, and promoting more informed professional practice in the global real estate industry.

The combination of prime location, aesthetic appeal, functional design, and optimum use of space and excellence of construction is the hallmark of SCG Designs in this field.

As the Landscape Design is an essential component of any architectural design or master plan. The department’s role includes developing conceptual plans in coordination with the Design department, and, upon client’s approval; to prepare a complete set of landscaping plans and construction documents.

A set of stage by stage activities further defines the project progress. The primary Landscape activities are to provide base plans for engineering disciplines to develop and define external requirements for engineering systems, define the layout of a site and coordinate the selection of materials, finishes and external components for inclusion in the project drawings produced mainly by CADD.

IV - Interior Design

This department is responsible for executing complete Interior Designs and Commissioning for all types of projects designed by SENIOR Consulting Engineers or others.

Similar to the Architectural Design department, careful and sensitive liaison and coordination takes place between the Interior department and the client, establishing all functional, aesthetic and budget requirements and considerations. The department progresses work through several stages obtaining client approval at critical stages prior to further work progress. Typically, the department presents fully rendered plans, Interior elevations, Ceiling plans, Interior perspectives, Finishes and Material boards and Illustrations of furniture selections for final client acceptance and approval. Having obtained approval, the department completes all necessary working drawings and details and comprehensive furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) specifications.

V - Architectural and Engineering Design (A&E)

The Engineering Department comprises all departments required to execute a complete set of construction documentation for all facilities required for a building, infrastructure, or site. The sections within the department include Architectural, Civil, Structural, HVAC, Plumbing and Fire-Fighting, Electrical, Transportation and Traffic, Specifications and Quantity Surveying.

• The Architectural Section produces final construction detailed drawings for all buildings plans, elevations, crosssections, finishing schedules, and various design details in appropriate scale.

• The Civil Section carries out topographic surveys and site developments for roads, storm drainage, parking and landscape among other important schemes. Civil staff designs drawings by CAD including grading and setting out design criteria and other technical reports.