Drawings are finished by people who will not be on the site, and the site never matches the drawings perfectly. Our job in design coordination is to close that gap before it costs you: we sit with your architect and engineers, or bring ours in, and check every decision against what can be built for the number and by the date.
On a renovation that means measuring the existing building before the designer draws a wall that does not fit. On a build-out it means pricing the millwork, the lighting and the finishes while they are still lines on a page, so a change is a conversation instead of a change order.
When field conditions force a change, and they do, we resolve it with your design team and update the documents together, so the drawings the inspector holds match the space we handed you.