Definition Church
Follow an active project’s review questions from the issued drawings to the project team’s response.
Project deliverables
Every output
needs a clear job.
Review questions, takeoffs, scopes, and logs serve different decisions. Keep them distinct, organized, and connected to the project record.
Explore the packageWhat does your team
What does your team
need to do next?
Select an output to see its purpose and how it belongs in the review.
RFIs
Put the unresolved question in front of the right team.
Use an RFI to request a specific clarification. Keep the source reference and the question clear, following the documented project format.
- A focused question the design team can answer.
- Relevant document and sheet references.
- Project rationale kept separate from the issued RFI sheet.
Documented examplesSee the document.
See the document.
Understand the decision.
Explore project examples that show how a specific question becomes a useful deliverable. Follow the source context, review status, and output revision when assessing a project example.
Project Storm
See how the subs/trades list, scope packages, and supporting logs serve different parts of the project.
The basis for the question
Keep the rationale available for review while the issued question stays focused and easy to answer.
See Scopecast in actionA clearer scope.
A clearer scope.
A stronger organization.
See how drawing review, project decisions, and takeoff fit together—and what a connected handoff could mean for your teams.
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