A2D is a Belgium-based architectural design collective working on a wide range of projects from individual housing, collective housing, offices, public buildings, schools and education, sports and retail structures.

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Construction software that easily facilitates your on-site inspection and reporting.
A2D is a Belgium-based architectural design collective working on a wide range of projects from individual housing, collective housing, offices, public buildings, schools and education, sports and retail structures.
Our architect office has been using LetsBuild for one year and we continually discover new opportunities… A major advantage is that you have all documents and plans with you in digital format on a tablet – no more carrying heavy ring binders on site. In addition, all documents are constantly accessible via the cloud. The layout of the reports can easily be changed according to the phase of the project: intermediate reports, site reports, lists upon completion, personalised lists etc. An indispensable tool in these times of rapid communication
Sarah Staessen
Architect, A2D
The admin burden involved in creating the final handover report on a project is immense. Multiple sources and channels of information, to-do’s and status updates going back and forth at a dizzying speed and multiple coordination meetings make it a cumbersome and time-consuming process in most cases.
With LetsBuild, architects and other client advisors can:
There can be many reasons to change project drawings. RFI’s, design changes, client wishes, material changes, etc. can lead to new drawings being issued. But in all cases, drawings have to be approved by the consulting engineer and the flow back and forth of different versions cause a lot of admin work and potentially confusion and errors.
With LetsBuild, engineers can:
Sharing different versions of documents and drawings is challenging, particularly when it comes to ensuring that everyone is working to the same version. LetsBuild allows architects to easily share new versions of drawings without worrying that site teams or other project stakeholders are working to the wrong version.
With LetsBuild, architects can: