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Yes, this step we were just talking about (the preliminary design process) is indeed important because it is here where a particular floor layout, the building’s dimensions, and of course the cost analysis (since everything, eventually comes down to money) is all put together. Engineers are especially careful and skilled in this phase of the designing process as they can usually identify any potential design and structural problems that may occur with the chosen building system and design. Again, we cannot emphasize enough the importance of hiring a competent, qualified, professional who will take his time to thoroughly look at the blue prints backwards and forwards, left to right, up-ways and down-ways looking for anything that can be changed (or improved upon). The more time spent on the initial design analysis can save you a LOT of money later from delays (as well as from accidents or liabilities). Obviously, saving money without compromising on quality or safety yet while actually improving on both is very desirable.