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Interior Design Project Management is a precision and systematic activity that coordinates all functional areas in an interior design project. It pieces together all technical and administrative elements in a project to produce quality, well thought-out and coordinated finishes. At Interior Finishes Kenya, we have the capacity to design, coordinate execution, manage suppliers and write end-to-end reports for any interior design project; from budget to high clients. With us, your construction and interior design project is in safe hands.
Mapping out Project Deliverables, Timelines and Expected Outcome
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Bill of Quantities, Supplier Management and Logistics Coordination.
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Offer the Link Between the Plan, Support Activities and Project Execution.
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Manage the Acquisition of Project Materials and Ensure Timely Availability.
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Ensuring the Design Execution follows all Safety and OSH Requirements.
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Ensuring Building Materials and Workmanship Meets the Required Standards and Compliance.
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Creating and Managing the Execution Process that Foresee and Mitigate Risks.
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Creating and Managing the Execution Process With Daily, Weekly and Periodic Reporting Areas
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Managing Project Completion, Coordinating Last Inspection and Overseeing Project Handover to Owner.
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Customized Interior Design Project Management Services Engagement
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He or she handles the project planning, coordinating and implementing interior design projects from the ideation up to completion. In technical aspect, there is coming up with the architectural designs and renders, getting the required people ti implement the project up to its conclusion. Administratively, their role includes budget management and getting the requisite approvals to run the project uninterruptedly.
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It is a good requisite for an interior designer to become a project manager within the same field as he or she understands the technical aspects of the project. However, they must understand the different facets of a project and how they jell into making a project functional. To achieve this, they can either learn project manager as a course, or learn from experienced project manager.
Project initiation (gathering all resources needed for the project), Planning (creating a road maps for the whole project; deliverables and expectations), Execution (implementing the plan, factoring quality and timeline) and Closure (inspections, corrections and handing over the space to the owner)
Scope (defining the project from start to finish), Timelines (the duration for each element/activity within the project, and repercussion), Cost (the monetary value for every resource – human and capital – in the project) and Quality (meeting the project deliverables, intentions, client’s expectations and defect-free.
Time management (ensuring every activity is done within the given time frame), Communication (having a clear channel for passing project information to every stakeholder within the team/project) Team Development (coordinating different people within the team towards a common goal) and Critical Thinking (the ability to come up with wholesome decisions that makes the project seamless)
They have a fully fledged interior design project management department, which can handle any project scope; budget to high end. Their scope transcends to civil construction, architecture and interior design, making them an end-to-end project delivery machine. Whether internal or subcontracted, quality and deliverable is guaranteed.
For the Team and Project
Holding the project kick-off meeting, outline the tasks of the day (budget and timelines) and insist of the desired outcome.
For Themselves
Feedback management to mitigate risks and plan for setbacks. Jot down actionable elements for reporting and posterity. Track and measure progress in real time as a risk management measure.
The Initiation Phase is the most important stage in project management as it sets the course from which the entire project is anchored. It not only gives the project specifics but also captures the owner’s vision, setting the structure for the entire project. From here, the project manager can plan execution, procurement, regulatory approvals and project reporting.