What is a construction document?

A construction document is a comprehensive set of documents that define the execution of a construction project. These documents build upon the feasibility study and system design and contain all the necessary information to ensure that the project is carried out correctly, efficiently, and in compliance with applicable regulations.

What a Construction Document Typically Includes

1. Structural Drawings:

   • Detailed drawings that fully illustrate the building's structure. This includes dimensions, materials, technical details, and information about load-bearing structures, walls, roofs, and foundations.

Specifications:

• Detailed descriptions of the materials, products, and methods to be used in the project. Specifications also include performance requirements and references to relevant standards.

  
  

Importance of Construction Documents

Construction documents serve as a clear and coordinated foundation for communication among all involved parties, such as clients, developers, architects, structural engineers, contractors, and regulatory authorities. They ensure that everyone is working towards the same objectives and that the project meets the required standards and guidelines.

Responsibility and Insurance

In case of errors, the construction document plays a crucial role in the insurance process, provided the work has been executed according to the terms outlined in the consultancy agreement ABK 09.