Design Considerations 1) Land survey reports for the project site. 2) Documentation of design proposals and other design outcomes. 3) Government departmental responses on planning and scheme designs. 4) Approval comments from departments such as planning, fire service, environmental protection, public health, civil defense, landscaping, traffic, sanitation, and river management. 5) Consulting opinions from municipal support departments including electricity, water supply, heating, gas, telecommunications, cable television, and drainage. 6) The construction entity's review opinions on design proposals. 7) Geological survey reports of the engineering site. 8) Current national and local regulations, standards, and provisions related to the project. 9) The engineering design contract. 10) The design task description. Scope of Design The scope of the current design work is specifically described, clarifying the content of this design and the interface division with other specialty designs. When phased development is necessary, clear boundaries and the sequence of development should be defined, including considerations for phased development rules in the design. Specialty Design Requirements Based on the project positioning, product quality, and technical specifications, specific requirements for each specialty (including architecture, structure, water supply and drainage, HVAC, high and low voltage electricity, interior decoration, overall exterior, and preliminary cost estimation) should be proposed.