PROJECT ARC / DESIGN
Keep the thinking with the drawing.
Connect design coordination, drawing reviews and decisions as the project takes shape.
01 / DESIGN
Coordinate the work, not just the files.
Design brings the project team, scope, schedule and decisions into one working context. Arc’s design workflow covers tasks, meetings, coordination and drawing/specification information, so a commitment can be followed from discussion to responsibility to resolution. Production tools such as Revit remain part of the design stack.
02 / DESIGN
Keep the thinking with the revision.
A drawing review is useful when the comment remains connected to the information reviewed. Identify the relevant revision, capture the issue and decision, and make the next responsibility clear. Working information and issued records serve different purposes; the project record should preserve what the team relied on, not overwrite its history.
03 / DESIGN
Move into tender with a clear baseline.
Carry the team, governing information, unresolved questions and design decisions into Bids & Tenders. The intended connection to contracts, phase budgets and timesheets helps relate delivery to the effort it takes. Deeper resource forecasting and financial automation belong to the later roadmap, not a promise of today’s prototype.