Project Definition

Who are the stakeholders in your floating development? They are to be found in the governing bodies, on the customer side, but also the architects and engineers.  What questions to ask them? How to finance your project? To insure it, and sell it on? How to get all stakeholders on board? What are the main objectives you want to achieve with your floating project? How do they translate into project requirements for architects and engineers who will work on your project? These and other questions will arise from your first idea on floating. 

The complexity of floating projects exceeds that of building the same projects on land. How to handle this kind of complexity is something your team probably has not encountered yet. We however have been doing this for almost 2 decades. If you are in need of a firmly defined project, allow our experienced team to help. 

A good project definition is an important success driver for any project. Together with you, we will define various project components, including vision, location(s), program of requirements, basic timelines and ballpark budgets. An envisaged consortium for project realisation and preliminary development roadmap will be created. You will have a (online/physical) interactive session with the Blue21 team to formulate both the hard (must-have) and soft (nice-to-have) requirements of the project.