design

Lines and intelligent drawings in a design today are usually created digitally with the help of CAD software, but sometimes the intuitive “look and feel” of a 5 B pencil is the reason, why “good lines” arise from the creative mind and intuition of the designer.

Think Design!

All lines evolve from the designer’s intuition for feasible structures.

Every line a designer draws has its effects on his work, the outcome of the building, the ambience that he/she creates.

A “wrong line” can lead to serious problems …
A”good line” can enhance the quality for the user …
A”intelligent line” can lower the overall costs …

Design principles

Good Design …

empathizes previously on the circumstances the user has to cope with
avoids and reduces high operation costs
does not necessarily have to be expensive
considers early State-of-The-Art-Principles
relies on experiences in facility management….

and is yet …

clever
functional
cost-efficient
comfortable and purposeful for the user
FM-suitable

… simple and beautiful!

in its form
its function
and usability

isar1 “designs” with

10 years of experience as FM-service-provider
15 years of experience in international FM-consulting
20 years of experience as an independent architectural office
25 years of experience in architecture and general construction management
30 years of experience wit CAD- and CAFM-Tools
….

FM-suitable design concepts

fungible

Planer’s autonomous point of view :

Layout of a building structure that is designed for small, modular or expandable units
Flexible, convertible building cores: e.g. future door or wall cut-outs already considered
…

flexible

Consideration of future technology:

Supply shafts for air conditioning/heating already dimensioned
Choice of material and construction for smart buildings
Comprehensive lighting concept

layout concepts

Even if a building is planned for a single user/tenant, with farsightedness the layout can be structured for

a long term usage
for multiple needs and requirements and
for the growing demands of the real estate market

systematised construction elements

in industrialization in construction
increases the accuracy and precision
decreases construction ad execution time
minimizes the construction budget

high added value

in addition to the traditional requirements (functionality, flexibility, quality) there must be the long term goal for
permanent added value and reduction of total cost of ownership during the whole life cycle of the building

vivid communication

with all stakeholders from the very first moment
leads to project orientated decisions
faciliates plausability studies
reduces possible flaws and deficiencies
generates high commitment to value system and standards