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Thorough planning is at the heart of every successful
architecture project. Bezek • Durst • Seiser knows
this and so do our clients. Owners, administrators, building
committees and facility managers depend on our expertise
in site and facility master planning.
During the planning phase of a project, our senior managers
work with the client team and stakeholders to explore and define
strategic opportunities in the development and renewal of their
physical assets.
These opportunities include:
Staffing Efficiencies. Site and facility circulation, activity
zone clusters, and support facility locations can have a significant
impact on productivity, security and support staff size and
retention.
Customer Satisfaction. Ease of way finding, convenient location
of services and minimal disruption are important to clients
and customers.
Reduced Initial and Long-term Capital
and Operating Costs.
A site development master plan maximizes the opportunity to
build future capacity into utility and site circulation infrastructure
— when the cost is relatively cheap and future disruptions
can be minimized. A facility development master plan maximizes
the opportunity to sustain an appropriate circulation system,
reduce demolition and renovation costs and build-in or allow
for future system capacity in an efficient manner.
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Alaska Psychiatric Institute Replacement Facility Master
Plan & Programming
Buckland
K-12 School Renovation & Addition
Master Plan
Chugiak
High School & Service High School
Renewal Master Plans
Alaska Air National Guard Composite
Maintenance Facility Site Master Plan
Peninsula Grace Brethren
Church Master Plan
State of Alaska Department of Natural
Resources Plant Materials Center Master Plan
UAF Biological
and Computational Sciences Facility (BICS)
Program & Master
Plan
UAF West Ridge Research Building Planning Study |
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