ALZA Development

HORIZON VIEW · STRUCTURAL SCOPE REVIEW

Foundation & framing.

See the structure. Check the specified assemblies.
Understand the allowance—and what remains unresolved.

VISUALIZE / SPECIFY / ESTIMATE / CLOSE THE GAPS

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Source-based structural view

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Use the drawings for dimensions, details and coordinated construction requirements. The model does not establish structural adequacy.

01 / SPECIFY

What the drawings call for.

Materials, assemblies and details as documented.
Unresolved conflicts stay visible.

Structural specifications and their source references
ElementSpecified assembly / requirementDrawing referenceReview status

02 / DEFINE THE SCOPE

Carry the complete work package.

Use these boundaries to obtain comparable trade proposals and assign shared work once.

03 / ESTIMATE

Reconcile the planning allowance.

Low / base / high direct costs.
Before project overhead, profit and contingency.

Existing direct allowances · base—

Existing estimate lines—

Unresolved direct adjustment—

Replace or reconcile existing lines; do not add twice. These are existing analyst planning allowances, not contractor bids. Additional costs for unresolved items are not quantified; some of that work may already be covered by these allowances. Provisional floor areas are not a concrete, reinforcing or lumber takeoff.

Detailed low base and high structural allowances
Scope & pricing basisQuantity / unitLowBaseHigh

Existing allowance allocation

Qualifications & ownership

    This review does not automatically change the original PDF / Excel estimate, MEP proposal or value-engineering scenarios.

    04 / CLOSE THE SCOPE GAPS

    What needs a decision or a price.

    Missing information, overlaps and deferred work are different issues. A flagged gap is not automatically an extra charge.

    DRAWING & ESTIMATE BASIS

    Return to the source.

    The reviewed drawings, specifications, source references and pricing assumptions are shown together. This page does not revise the engineer’s design, certify compatibility or authorize construction.