Project Scope: Your client, #LONDON'sFuture Real Estate Development is considering the development of a new high-rise commercial development in downtown London. As their chosen CPM, you will be asked to provide them with guidance for their proposal. #LF has selected a site in the core of London and has proceeded with an offer to purchase the property. The owner is planning a multi-storey mixed-use building on the site. The owner has an offer to purchase two properties at 141 and 131 King Street in London and an option at 126 York Street. The parcels are in the heart of London's downtown core and are a few of the empty parcels that are left in the core. A lot of development is proposed in the area as well as some municipal development. The owner is hoping to be part of the neighbourhood's rebirth. The success of buildings such as Budweiser Gardens and the Covent Garden Market makes the site attractive for development. The owner sees value in the existing structure at 141 King Street and wants the building incorporated in the new proposal. The owner wants the new development to front onto King Street to maximize the development's value and impact on the neighborhood. A detailed analysis of the site and the development area is required to properly advise the client on the development proposal.

1. Identify and summarize all completed and proposed IPD deliveries in Canada 2. Discuss the relationship between BIM and IPD for project delivery and its interdependency 3. Outline and assess to the client the common delivery methods possible for their "project" 4. Compare the strength and weaknesses of the methods