To rapidly develop a strategic brief and feasibility for the design of the new $200m facility in full consultation with DPI and PIRVic stakeholders.
The Briefing process involved a series of focused interviews, and a workshop involving all stakeholders.
Our Solution
The strategic brief set out the critical success factors for the design, as well as a preliminary schedule of spaces required based on interview and workshop outcomes.
The brief and feasibility study was used to secure funding from the state government and scope work required for the design team tender process.
Their Return
Greater commitment to, and understanding of the project vision by key stakeholders.
New operational plan that brings together a number of scientific disciplines under one roof.
Reduce time required to diagnose and eradicate threats to animals and plants, and as a result reduce the cost of such threats or incursions to the state of Victoria.
Create job opportunities for Victorians, leveraging off innovation and intellectual property developed by DPI.
Reduce ongoing operating costs through co-location of several sites into one.
