ipd conference s_powell presentation 11 2016 final

Lessons Learned

CBRE Healthcare presents

AKRON CHILDREN’S CASE STUDY

November 2016

PREPARED FOR INTEGRATED PROJECT DELIVERY 2016© 2016 CBRE | CONFIDENTIAL & PROPRIETARY 2

AKRON CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL

SERVICE LINES

Planning and Project Management

LOCATION

Akron, Ohio

PORTFOLIO SIZE

368,735 sf Tower, 160,000 sf Medical Office Building

CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION

2015

KAY JEWELERS PAVILIONPROJECT BRIEFING


AKRON CASE STUDYKey Takeaways

Operational Involvement of Core Group (PLT)

Continuous

EstimatingChallenges

Death by A3 Decision Making


AKRON CASE STUDYOperational Involvement of Core Group (PLT)

Deeper participation from clinical stakeholders would have improved project outcomes. Opportunity lost of continuity from paper to final

installations

Decision making at go-live impacted by a high volume of user requests

Participation, even if not allowed to vote on monetary decisions, would have kept them more informed, i.e. Liason



AKRON CASE STUDYContinuous Estimating Challenges

ResourcesRequired appropriate

resources from all parties

CostAppropriate understanding of shifting cost from Cluster

(Component) to Cluster Group

EngagementEngagement from Trade

Partners early on although new to understanding their

influence

A NEW ENVIRONMENT CAN BE CHALLENGING: WORKSHOP SESSIONS, ABILITY TO REDESIGN AND COST ON THE FLY



AKRON CASE STUDYContinuous Estimating Challenges


AKRON CASE STUDYDeath by A3 Decision Making

Welcome to A3 Bonanza!A3 decision making is one of the best resources for IPD teams.

Thresholds for information necessary

Full roster of involvement

Decision tracking for design updates and user understanding

Realistic cost understanding challenges

Engagement from Trade Partners early, yet new to understanding their influence

Reminder: The A3 is just a paper size!


RAY WALKER, MANAGING DIRECTOR, CBRE HEALTHCARE


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Stephen Powell

Senior Project Manager

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