These steps usually include: Idea and Conceptualization: Developing the initial vision. Feasibility Study: Assessing the practicality of the project. Design and Planning: Creating architectural and engineering drawings. Budgeting: Estimating costs and securing funding. Permitting and Legal Approvals: Ensuring compliance with laws.

There are six critical stages of construction: pre-construction, sitework, rough framing, exterior construction, MEP (mechanical, electrical, and plumbing), and finishing.

These steps consist of the following: Phase 1: Planning Phase 2: Design Phase 3: Pre-Construction Phase 4: Construction Phase 5: Post Construction

These steps are less apparent but just as important. In this blog, we’ll take a look at the six basic steps it takes to get your project from an idea to a move-in-ready building. Step 1: Conception Step 2: Team & Delivery Method Selection Step 3: Design Step 4: Preconstruction & Procurement Step 5: Construction Step 6: Close-Out

The commercial building construction process involves six basic steps from start to finish, and each of these phases involves a series of tasks. These basic phases are planning and development, design, pre-construction, procurement, construction, and post-construction.