ArchiTech-Inc

• Personnel experienced in construction, facility management, and real estate tenant management will be present from the time of site survey and will handle routine maintenance as well as unexpected repairs.

Qualifications

• Building construction: First-class architects, first-class facility architects, first- and second-class construction managers　

• Engineers: Professional Engineer (Sanitary Engineering Division, Electrical and Electronic Division), Building second- and third-class chief electrician, Second-class electrician, Class B hazardous materials handler

• Facility management: Building environmental hygiene management engineer, certified facility manager

• Project Management: PMP© U.S. ProjectManagement Proffesional, Microsoft Office Scheduling Component (MOSC)

• Reporting, etc.: Real Estate Appraiser, Building Construction Specialist, Building Equipment Specialist, Securities Analyst

• We prepare various reports and point out current problems from a neutral and objective standpoint.　

• Preparation of various investigation reports: Facility Management, Project Management, and ER (engineering reports and deterioration diagnosis) and real estate appraisal reports (JP/E)

• High-level research and reporting : Quality evaluation of facility management, building deterioration diagnosis, security equipment, SDGs, portfolio analysis, and real estate appraisal

• Before launching Facility Management, we determine the scope of work to meet your needs.

• We look at current building and site conditions to accurately determine the state of deterioration of the building and equipment.

• We select the best FM method within the allocated budget and schedules. We also clarify and report on any issues uncovered during FM work.

• Nowadays FM cost is significantly affected by ICT, especially as Database-linked controls make it possible to see and supervise your property state anytime and from anywhere.

• The utilization of BIM data which has become a common tool for new construction projects enables our company to oversee facility management more effectively and plan middle to long-term renovations from your desktop.

• We also assist in the calculation of ALL COSTS from the perspective of the building life cycle, including the risks of owned assets and the future costs of management and repairs.

• From our experience as J-REAT asset management analysts, we take a proactive approach to facility management in terms of cost-effectiveness.

• Visualization of facility management through 3D modeling is achieved by using BIM attribute information to accurately support maintenance and facility management.

• Even for existing buildings that have deteriorated over time, it is possible to create BIM models from 2D and paper drawings and extend their life. This can be done for both new and existing buildings.

• When BIM information is linked with facility management information, the following can be expected:

• By using BIM data, it is possible to (1) understand facility information, (2) efficiently formulate long-term repair plans, (3) efficiently manage the location information of parts and materials (interference checks), and (4) create a database of past construction history and (5) inspection location history.