Renovation of Home Project

Part 1. Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)

The House renovation project is divided into five main sections: documentation, site inspection, design, and demolition and renovation process. Each of the five processes is, in turn, divided into interior or exterior. The first process is the documentation and entails putting the architectural plans, plumbing layout, and electrical layouts on paper or computer. The step is critical as it helps understand the floor plans in the house, plumbing fixtures, and linings, as well as the electrical fixtures and linings (McHale, 2021). The house is under renovation, and it is critical to understand these elements to avoid work duplications or accidents from electricity during the demolition step. During the site inspection, the inspecting team analyzes the house's interior for the current design, conditions, and defects. This is done in the bathrooms, bedrooms, kitchen, and living area. The exterior inspection covers the wall finishes and the design fixtures. The team also inspects the plumbing and electrical fixtures, including the lighting. The design team collects the data from the site inspection team regarding the building materials and their availability. They check the acoustic fixtures, lighting fixtures, wall finishes, floor finishes, and the required renovation. After establishing these details, they instruct the demolition team to demolish the marked wall finishes, floor finishes, existing light fixtures, and the roof shingles in the exterior. This demolition team doubles up as the renovation team and renovates the house's exterior and interior. The interior renovations covered walls (new wall finish, acoustic treatment), floor (new floor finish), electrical (new lighting fixtures), and plumbing (new plumbing fixtures). The exterior renovations included....................