Specialist landscape design coordination on an education campus — landscape-to-structures alignment carried from LOD 100 through 350, with COBie and Uniclass classification structured for facilities-data handover and model accuracy held to ~98%.
An education campus where landscape and structural systems demanded tight, low-tolerance coordination from early design.
Coordinate landscape-to-structures interfaces across the Misk School development, ensuring alignment between site design, structural systems, and below-grade services with minimal rework cycles.
Early-stage federation focused on terrain modelling, podium structure, and below-ground services. Interface protocols were established between landscape and structural disciplines, with clash workflows tuned to civil and ground-engineering tolerances rather than building-discipline norms.
Coordinated delivery achieved without significant rework cycles, with landscape and structural disciplines aligning cleanly through design development and into construction documentation — and asset information structured to COBie and Uniclass for facilities-data handover.