Building design for consequence class CC1–CC3 facilities
Beyond water management facilities, we provide building design for other buildings and structures of consequence classes CC1, CC2 and CC3 (DSTU 8855:2019) — from a warehouse or hangar to an industrial building or utility networks.
The consequence class reflects how serious the consequences of a facility’s failure could be for people, the environment and property. It determines the requirements for surveys, calculations, expert review and construction control. For CC2 and CC3 facilities, expert review of the design is mandatory, so getting the class right from the start saves unnecessary costs and delays.
We can act as general designer: we bring in designers from related disciplines, coordinate all sections and are accountable to the client for the integrity of the documentation.
What the work includes
- Determining the consequence class under DSTU 8855:2019
- Help with drafting the design brief
- Engineering surveys
- A complete package of design and cost estimate documentation
- Architectural, structural and building services sections
- Cost estimate documentation
- Expert review support and responses to reviewers’ comments
- General designer services
- Designer’s supervision during construction
Work stages
Stage 1. Design brief
Together with you, we define the facility name, the consequence class and the scope of documentation.
Stage 2. Surveys
We carry out or arrange the necessary engineering surveys.
Stage 3. Design
We develop the documentation at the required stages and report to you regularly on progress.
Stage 4. Expert review
We submit the design for expert review and address the reviewers’ comments.
Stage 5. Construction
We provide designer’s supervision until the facility is commissioned.
Who it’s for
- Private developers and investors
- Companies expanding or modernizing production
- Hromadas (territorial communities) and public-sector institutions
- Government clients