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the process of improving a building by

replacing or upgrading components to restore it to a

good state of repair.

• Restoration

• Renovation

• Repair

• Retrofitting

the process of improving an existing

building by adding new features or technologies.

• Renovation

• Improvements

• Addition

• Retrofitting

a legal framework that regulates how land

can be used in a specific area.

• Land-use

• Zoning

• Site Planning

• Urban Planning

a critical assessment conducted prior to the design phase

of a building project.

• Research Study

• Assessment Study

• Feasibility Study

• Land Use Study

The study investigates potential risks associated with the project, such

as regulatory hurdles, environmental impacts, and community concerns.

• Risk Assessment

• Risk Analysis

• Risk Management

• Risk Identification

Refer to a comprehensive approach in architecture and

planning that prioritizes environmental

responsibility, social equity, and economic viability.

• Green Design

• Environmental Design

• Sustainable Design

• Feasibility Study

A certification is a globally

recognized standard for sustainable building practices.

• BIM

• BERDE

• GREEN

• LEED

refers to the overall planning, execution, and control of a project, which includes

defining project goals, establishing timelines, managing budgets, and coordinating resources.

• Construction Management

• Project Planning

  Management

• Project Management

• Resource Management

an architectural approach that emphasizes the

incorporation of cutting-edge technology, new materials,

and sophisticated engineering systems into structures

and environments.

• BIM

• REVIT

• High Tech Design

• Parametric Design

A systematic process that evaluates the performance

and effectiveness of buildings after they have been in

use for a period of time.

• Building Performance Evaluation

• Building Management System

• Post Building Evaluation System

• Post Occupancy Evaluation