Construction Glossary
Constructability Review
Review of plans and specifications either by a contractor or third-party reviewer to ensure accuracy and proper detail of the construction plans.
What Is Constructability Review?
A Constructability Review is an assessment process conducted during the design phase of a project to evaluate the feasibility and practicality of construction methods and materials. This review aims to identify potential issues, streamline construction processes, and ensure that the design is achievable within the project’s constraints. The goal is to improve overall project efficiency, reduce risks, and minimize costly changes during construction.
Example
Evaluating if design plans are practical and buildable.
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