Broad Museum

Preconstruction for the Broad Museum

cost

$150m

Represented

General Contractor

Project Description

Uni Construction served as the General Contractor (GC) for the preconstruction phase of the Broad Museum project. Their role involved a comprehensive analysis of the museum’s distinctive exterior design to ensure its feasibility within the project budget and the owner’s vision.

Project Scope:

Establishing overall estimate for the construction cost for the Broad Museum build.
Studying the architectural plans and specifications for the museum’s exterior facade.
Analyzing the geometry of the exterior design, which may have involved complex shapes or cladding materials.
Calculating the surface area of the exterior elements to determine material quantities and costs.
Identifying potential challenges or constructability issues for earlier resolution.
Providing cost estimates for the exterior construction based on the detailed analysis.
Collaborating with the architect and owner to ensure the final design aligns with budgetary constraints and the owner’s vision.

Benefits of Uni Construction's Preconstruction Services:

Early Cost Identification:

By thoroughly analyzing the complexities of the design during preconstruction, Uni Construction could identify potential cost drivers and propose alternative solutions to maintain budget feasibility.

Enhanced Design Efficiency:

Uni Construction’s expertise in constructability have helped refine the design to optimize construction methods and material usage, potentially leading to cost savings.

Reduced Project Risks:

Identifying and addressing potential challenges related to the unique design during preconstruction minimized risks and delays during the actual construction phase.

Informed Decision Making:

Uni Construction’s preconstruction analysis provided the owner with valuable insights to make informed decisions regarding the design and budget of the Broad Museum’s unique features.