Save the Meatballs
What did we do?
Put the value in value engineering in the big blue box
Reduced overall cost of a new buildout
Utilized BIM technology to identify more efficient design strategies
Doubled the client’s savings goal by reducing prototype buildout costs by 8%
Some assembly required
Architecture & Engineering
Used value engineering process to streamline everything from the store layout and construction timeline to the communications between the client team and the agency team
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