Sunday, October 24, 2010

Point Lookout Houses,Australia | Fulton Trotter Architects



Located at Point Lookout on North Stradbroke Island the new 3 residences look out over an interrupted view of Frenchman’s Bay sited next door to the clients existing residence that was designed by Steve Trotter in 1992. The houses contain 3 – 5 bedrooms with extensive living areas and decks open up through sliding doors and large windows to take in the magnificent views and to capture cooling breezes and natural light.....more

Fulton Trotter Architects has a long history of managing their own projects without the need to engage or work with a separate project manager. This has not been an accident. We have strategically targeted this type of market for its projects, as they are ‘of a size’ that do not require the additional service of a separate project manager. Most projects worked on by Fulton Trotter Architects are between $1 million and $30 million in value and we have developed ‘in house’ systems for reporting on projects to ensure they are not only designed well but also managed well. All of our projects run on a standard approach with regular Project Control Group/Steering Committees that we report to and chair once a month for the duration of the project. This meeting is in addition to Site Meetings with the contractor, that are held during construction. Before these meetings we circulate an agenda, previous minutes and a standard PCG report that provides members of the committee with information about the project.

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