Phased construction
An incremental approach where various tasks associated with the design phase and construction phase are performed simultaneously to deliver the project faster.
Phased construction involves dividing a project into distinct phases, allowing work to proceed in stages rather than waiting for the entire design to be finalized. This approach can expedite project timelines and improve resource management, but requires careful coordination and planning to avoid disruptions.
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Phased construction allows us to begin work on certain areas while finalizing designs for others.
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