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Project team emphasizes front-loaded QC, mockups and clash detection
Summary
Contractors and consultants described front‑loaded quality control, mockups for finishes and integrated MEP modeling to reduce RFIs and downstream rework; the board was shown mockup plans for waterproofing and finish standards.
Project presenters emphasized a front‑loaded approach to quality control and verification. The team described mockups for finishes — including concrete-polish options and an envelope/waterproofing mockup — and said these are inspected and signed off before broad installation to establish expected appearance and performance.
A presenter explained integrated modeling and clash detection for MEP systems and repeated site visits by consultants to reduce costly rework. "QC, a big part of all the project team's job," the presenter said, describing field verification, mockups and constructability reviews. The board was told consultants (including Stantec and third‑party envelope specialists) will perform site inspections and that the team is using coordinated shop drawings and submittal tracking to keep procurement and installation on schedule.
The approach is intended to reduce RFIs and ensure subcontractors know expectations before mobilizing, with consultant site visits and weekly coordination meetings flagged as ongoing controls.
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