A Design Coordinator acts as the bridge between the client's workscope, design team and the construction site, ensuring that design intentions are properly translated into practical, buildable solutions. Their core responsibility is to manage and align architectural, structural, and MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) drawings so that they integrate seamlessly and comply with both client requirements and regulatory standards. They coordinate between consultants, contractors, and suppliers to resolve design discrepancies, conduct reviews, and manage changes, thereby reducing clashes and costly on-site revisions. Beyond technical coordination, their role often involves facilitating communication between all stakeholders-ensuring that client aspirations, site conditions, and construction methods are factored into the evolving design. They monitor design progress against the construction schedule and intervene when deadlines or deliverables are at risk. With a sharp eye for detail and an ability to balance creativity with practicality, Design Coordinators help guarantee that the final product is safe, compliant, and true to vision-without compromising buildability or budget.

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