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Project Charter: Building a modern Energy Efficient houses 13 April 2018
Background
First Choice (Pty) Ltd is a small and medium size enterprise coming with a new way of building houses that are energy efficient in order to reduce carbon footprint and get market share on global warming conscious clients.
Goals
First Choice (Pty) Ltd will be designing and building a modern energy star certified 6 bedrooms with 5 bathrooms house. The final goal is to complete the project on the stated time duration, within budget and finally be able to make a profit.
Scope
Key Feature ID Feature Description
K 1.0 Modern style
K 2.0 Five (6) bedrooms
K 3.0 Four (5) bathrooms
K 4.0 210 Square meter
K 5.0 Duplex (two floors)
K 6.0 Energy efficient

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Constraints, Assumptions, Risks and Dependencies
Constraints Project must be completed in 13 December 2018 After completing the house it must be energy star certified by the Independent Energy Board
Assumptions it is assumed that the project team shall source well experienced architects, designers and construction specialists It is assumed that the budget of R2 300 000 will not be decreased It is assumed that energy efficient material will be outsourced from a compliant energy efficient

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