Cost, construction knowledge, coordination and continuity: what happens as a design becomes physical, and what changes when architecture and construction work as one process.
One project, built twice. Why resolving decisions while they are still information changes what physical construction is for.
A budget isn't set once. How estimates evolve, and how allowances and contingency keep a project honest as it nears construction.
Much of what is called preconstruction is really a design input. Which construction knowledge should enter earlier, and what remains.
Integration isn't convenience, it's continuity. What changes when the people who design and build a project stay connected.
Design-build doesn't remove uncertainty. What an owner can reasonably expect from an integrated team, and what no team can promise.
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