Introduction: Construction is a systematic process that involves several stages, from the initial idea of a project to its final completion and handover. Each phase has its own activities and objectives, and proper coordination between all phases is necessary to complete a project successfully, safely, and within the planned time and budget.

Project Initiation: The construction process begins with project initiation, where the need and purpose of the project are identified. The client establishes the main objectives, requirements, location, approximate size, and expected outcomes of the project. Initial information is collected to determine whether the proposed construction project should proceed.

Feasibility Study: A feasibility study is conducted to determine whether the project is practical and achievable. It includes an assessment of the site, availability of resources, estimated costs, technical requirements, environmental conditions, legal requirements, and potential risks. The results of the feasibility study help the client make an informed decision about proceeding with the project.

Planning Phase: Planning is one of the most important phases of construction. It involves defining the project scope, preparing the budget, developing the construction schedule, estimating resources, identifying risks, and selecting appropriate construction methods. Effective planning provides a clear direction for the entire project and helps prevent delays and unnecessary costs.