Virtual Design + Construction

Virtual Design + Construction, or VDC, creates a world where design and construction are seamless, enabling limitless possibilities. VDC is a proven delivery method that utilizes a combination of people, process, and technology. By bringing together the design team, construction managers, and subcontractors early in the planning phase, VDC uses the power of intelligent collaboration to design and build to your goals and objectives.
Benefits + Results
We save our clients millions of dollars, deliver their projects on shortened schedules, and provide sustainable solutions.
Speed to Market
Our integrated approach with design and construction has proven to accelerate project schedules by eliminating the wait time between information handoffs.
Cost Certainty
By designing a project’s costs and working with a detailed estimate, the team can anticipate construction conflicts and resolve inconsistencies with a high level of accuracy.
Reduced Change Orders
Early coordination minimizes field conflicts, helping prevent costly changes during construction.
Design Intention
Thoughtful and innovative design solutions that solve our clients’ business needs and preserve the design intent agreed on by the team.
Reduced RFIs
Coordinated digital models help identify and resolve issues before construction, reducing requests for information.
Predictable Outcomes
SGA has demonstrated on numerous large-scale assignments that VDC can improve predictability, lower risks, and achieve cost efficiencies.
Pillars of VDC
We integrate people, process and technology to save clients time and money, mitigate risk, and deliver innovative, progressive building solutions.
“SGA’s BIM model surpasses typical mock-ups in quality, completeness, and accuracy. It represents actual materials, design intent, detailing, and coordination, enabling Miron to identify constructability issues, resolve MEP/FP clashes, and reduce construction costs by 1.5–3%. The model provided an accurate, coordinated foundation for construction without wasted time modifying design models.”