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This construction project aims to build a high-quality and affordable 300-square-foot stand-alone studio Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) on an existing residential property. Project completion will take 45 days and a budget of $30,000.

In scope requirements for this construction project are the following:

1. Receive architectural design and construction documents.
2. The floorplan will include a 188-square-foot living and bedroom area, a 34-square-foot kitchenette, a 48-square-foot bathroom, an 11-square-foot closet, and a 7-square-foot closet for a stackable washer and dryer.
3. Receive construction permission approval per local building code requirements.
4. Use licensed and insured contractors and subcontractors.
5. All construction material is ordered, delivered, and inventoried.
6. Construction will be stick-built in place and include:
   1. Electrical and plumbing
   2. Energy-efficient HVAC and water heater
   3. Exterior sheathing
   4. Exterior entry stairs
   5. Siding
   6. Roofing tiles
   7. Insulation
   8. Sheetrock
   9. Energy-efficient windows and doors
   10. Standard exterior and interior light fixtures
   11. Standard kitchenette cabinets, countertop, sink, and backsplash
   12. Energy-efficient, stainless steel appliances including refrigerator, four-burner electric stove with oven, microwave, and dishwasher
   13. Standard bathroom vanity, toilet, and shower insert
   14. Standard carpet, tile, and laminate wood flooring.
   15. Paint all walls and ceiling.
7. A final inspection is complete, and the construction meets all local building code requirements.
8. A project closeout including site cleanup, initial walkthrough with the client, and final walkthrough with the client.

Out of Scope

The project exclusions prevent scope creep, the unconstrained project expansion affecting schedule, budget, or other resources. These exclusions also assist with managing stakeholder expectations (Project Management Institute, 2017, p.154). In general terms, exclusions include all costs and resources not directly related to the design, construction, and delivery of the project. Specific exclusions include:

1. Property acquisition
2. Costs to connect to public infrastructure
3. Construction financing
4. Installation of hardscaping such as sidewalks or driveway
5. Landscaping
6. Interior/exterior furniture and dcor
7. Alternate energy sources
8. Property Taxes
9. Moving costs
10. Operational or maintenance costs after construction are complete
11. Appliances

Work Breakdown Structure

1. Initiation

1. Scope Es

1. Establish budget

2. Develop build requirements

3. Estimate work schedule

2. Planning

2. Design

1. Drawings

1. Create architectural drawings

2. Create electrical plans

3. Create plumbing plans

2. Building permits (Virginia Department of General Services, 2021)

1. Obtain Building permit

2. Obtain electrical permit

3. Obtain plumbing permit

3. Survey

1. Perform site survey

2. Verify easement locations on property

4. Materials

1. Construction materials

1. Select roofing materials

2. Select framing and exterior wall materials

3. Select doors and windows

4. Select plumbing materials

2. Interior fitting

1. Select flooring
2. Select interior doors

2. Kitchen fittings

1. Select cabinets

2. Select countertop

3. Select cabinet door fittings

4. Select sink and faucets

5. Select backsplash material

6. Select appliances

3. Select bathroom fittings

1. Select cabinets

2. Select sink and faucet

3. Select toilet

4. Select shower basin, fixtures, and walls

5. Select shower tiles

4. Select ductless HVAC and hot water systems

5. Lighting fixtures

1. Select lighting fixture

2. Select light switch and receptacle style

3. Procurement

1. Purchase building materials

4. Coordination and Scheduling

1. Utilities

1. Schedule sewer hookup

2. Schedule electrical hookup

2. Foundation

1. Schedule setup of pier forms

2. Schedule delivery of cement

3. Delivery of materials

1. Schedule delivery of trusses
2. Schedule delivery of construction materials (lumber, drywall, exterior sheathing, roof tiles)
3. Schedule delivery of doors and windows
4. Schedule delivery of flooring

4. Sub-contractors

1. Schedule plumbing installation

2. Schedule electrical installations

3. Schedule HVAC installations

4. Schedule kitchen installations

5. Schedule bathroom install

5. Inspections

1. Schedule inspection of foundation

2. Schedule inspection of electrical

3. Schedule inspection of plumbing
4. Schedule inspection of framing
5. Approval for occupancy

5. Construction

1. Foundation

1. Prepare construction site

2. Evacuate and level ground for piers (Ramos, 2021).

3. Layout all conduit, plumbing, and fittings

4. Create forms for foundation piers

5. Pour foundation piers

6. Inspection of foundation

2. Exterior

1. Construct the frame

1. Build exterior frame

2. Install windows and doors

3. Install insulation

4. Install siding

5. Install entrance stairs

2. Roof

1. Install trusses

2. Install roofing tiles

3. Insulate roof

3. Interior

1. Interior wall frames

1. Build interior walls frames

2. Client inspects layout

2. Install electrical

1. Install electrical wiring and fuse box

2. Install lighting

3. Install telephone and TV wires

4. Inspection of electrical

3. Install plumbing and water heater

1. Install plumbing

2. Run water lines

3. Install hot water heater

4. Inspection of plumbing

4. Perform framing inspection
5. Install HVAC

1. Install ductless HVAC system

5. Walls and ceiling

1. Install Sheetrock (Ramos, 2021).

2. Tape, plaster, and sand sheetrock

6. Install flooring

1. Install subfloor

2. Install main flooring

3. Install bathroom flooring

7. Kitchen fittings

1. Install kitchen cabinets

2. Install countertop

3. Install sink

4. Install appliances

5. Install backsplash

8. Bathroom fittings

1. Install vanity

2. Install toilet

3. Install shower

9. Install interior doors
10. Paint walls and ceilings

6. Closeout/Turnover

1. Site Cleanup (Ramos, 2021).
2. Finalize invoices
3. Walk through with homeowner
4. Finalize paperwork

1. Create punch list and complete items
2. Schedule second walkthrough with homeowner

5. Close with homeowner

• Create a Microsoft Project for your project.
• Ensure that your project file shows the following columns: Name, Duration, Start, Finish, Predecessors, Successors, Cost, and Resource Names.
• Enter project phases and work packages. Assign task durations, predecessors, and successors, and specify any appropriate constraints.
• Specify resources (including human resources, materials, equipment, and/or services as appropriate) in the Resources tab, and assign a cost for each resource.
• Assign resource(s) to each work package, and ensure a natural roll-up of costs and duration to the phase level and for the overall project.