AD SEN workstreams
Brochure
When to call AD SEN, and what changes when you do.
Critical architectural workstreams.
End-to-end resolution.
AD SEN Workstream takes the lead on a specific unresolved issue within your project - connecting disciplines, developing a workable response and bringing it to an explicit decision.
Large projects bring together experienced, specialised teams. Yet some issues sit across disciplines, packages or responsibilities. Each team handles part of the question. The complete resolution remains unassigned.
A difficult interface. An atypical part of the programme. A late change with cascading effects. A decision repeatedly deferred because no one can connect all its consequences.
AD SEN Workstream gives that issue a dedicated senior lead, a defined scope and a clear route to closure.
A focused mission within the existing project.
The architect, project manager, design manager and engineers retain their roles. AD SEN leads the agreed workstream and coordinates its resolution with them.
Documents
The essentials,
ready to forward.
AD SEN workstreams
01 Define
02 Investigate
03 Map
04 Analyse
05 Develop options
06 Test
07 Recommend
08 Resolve
09 Decision Gate
Process
Nine steps from open issue to approved decision.
AD SEN workstreams
Paris
Al AIn
Vietnam
References
From a Paris palace hotel to Olympic pools in Al Ain.
AD SEN workstreams
Yann BACQUET
architecte DPLG
Fondeur profile
Paris, Al Ain, Vietnam: the experience behind the method.
Documents
The essentials,
ready to forward.
01 / A senior role to cover
A departure, a recruitment under way or an incomplete team. AD SEN Embedded takes on the agreed role and keeps decisions on track until the permanent lead arrives.
Vacancy · Design management · Client reporting · Handover
02 / A project getting under way
The permanent team is still forming. AD SEN Embedded sets up design governance from day one: brief, responsibilities, programme, decision milestones.
Mobilisation · Brief review · Responsibility matrix · Design programme
03 / A project to get moving again
When decisions stall, interfaces become unclear or changes accumulate, AD SEN Embedded reads the project situation, identifies the critical issues and establishes a recovery path
Recovery · Diagnosis · Risk & change · Recovery roadmap
03 — Role & deliverables
01 /
Lead consultants, interfaces and the design programme within the agreed mandate.
02 /
Read design proposals against client requirements, cost and programme.
03 /
Prepare trade-offs, track decisions, risks and changes, and report to the client.
Project Situation Report
Responsibility Matrix
Design Programme
Decision Register
Risk & Change Registers
Client Reporting
AD SEN Handover Pack
Also known as: Interim Senior Design Manager · Client-side Architect · Design Review Consultant · Owner’s Representative — Design · Project Recovery Lead
04 — Our approach
Scope, role and deliverables are agreed at the outset. Handover is prepared from day one.
01 /
Take over.
Review the brief, design work, contracts and programme. Identify open decisions and critical points.
02 /
Stabilise.
Clarify priorities, responsibilities and interfaces. Set up registers and approval routes.
03 /
Lead.
Hold the agreed role: coordinate, prepare decisions, control change and report.
04 /
Hand over.
Share status, decisions, risks and next actions with the incoming team, through the AD SEN Handover Pack.
05 — Downloads
Understand more.
Download what you need.
PDF / Brochure
The offer.
AD SEN Embedded at a glance: situations, role and terms of an assignment.
PDF / Process
The method.
Take over, stabilise, lead, hand over: phase by phase, with deliverables.
PDF / References
Selected references.
Client situation, analysis, intervention and outcome for selected projects.
PDF / CV
Yann Bacquet.
International CV. Architect DPLG, France, Southeast Asia and the UAE.
06 — International perspective
For developers, PMCs, consultancies and client-side teams facing a decisive phase on major projects.
Yann Bacquet, Architect DPLG: six years based in Vietnam, a previous assignment in the UAE, 50 feasibility studies including 30 in Vietnam, and some sixty humanitarian projects.
English is the working language for international assignments. On site, hybrid or remote, depending on the mandate.
01 /
Priority focus: Dubai and Abu Dhabi: major programmes, international teams, mobilisation phases.
02 /
Six years based in Vietnam. Southeast Asia as a long-standing field of work.
03 /
A practice rooted in France, in the transformation of existing buildings.
07 — Let’s talk
Describe the situation, the role to cover and your timeline. A first conversation defines the role, scope and duration.
AD SEN Embedded — by AD VITAM
Interim senior architectural & design leadership