Eight ways a project gets clearer.

What it is

Concept development, layouts, architectural planning, material direction and the progressive resolution of a design from first ideas to a coordinated scheme.

When a client needs it

At the start of a new building, renovation or masterplan, or when an existing concept needs to be developed into something a consultant or contractor can act on.

How it connects

Design decisions are taken with technical documentation (S·02), coordination (S·04) and constructability in mind from day one, so later stages inherit clarity rather than conflicts.

Typical deliverables

• Concept and schematic design packages
• Architectural planning and layout studies
• Massing, elevation and facade studies
• Material and finishes direction
• Design development drawing sets

Relevant projects

Cocoa Factory & Innovation Center · Abbarci Cocoa Factory · residential and villa work. See projects

What it is

The documentation that lets a design get built: detailed drawings, coordination drawings, technical packages, shop drawings, construction details, BOQs and as-built records.

When a client needs it

When a design must move to tender or site, when a contractor needs buildable shop drawings, or when an existing set has gaps and conflicts that surface as site queries.

How it connects

Feeds directly from design development (S·01) and BIM coordination (S·04); supports supervision (S·06) with the details site teams actually reference.

Typical deliverables

• Construction drawing packages
• Shop drawings and fabrication details
• Coordination and builder's-work drawings
• Bills of quantities and take-offs
• As-built documentation

Relevant projects

Diriyah Royal Golf Clubhouse (LOD 300 to 500) · facade and cladding packages. See projects

What it is

Managing design programmes, consultants, client requirements, submissions, decisions and multidisciplinary project workflows so the project keeps moving in one direction.

When a client needs it

When several consultants, packages or stakeholders need one accountable point of coordination, or when decisions and approvals are becoming the bottleneck.

How it connects

Sits above every other service: it sequences design (S·01), documentation (S·02), coordination (S·04) and site activity (S·06) into a single delivery strategy.

Typical deliverables

• Design programme and deliverables matrix
• Consultant scopes and coordination plans
• Submission and approvals tracking
• Decision logs and progress reporting
• Risk and interface registers

Relevant projects

Multidisciplinary developments in KSA and Africa. See projects

What it is

BIM-supported coordination between architecture, structure, MEP and specialist disciplines, including model reviews, clash and issue resolution, and keeping digital documentation aligned with site reality.

When a client needs it

On any project where multiple disciplines model in parallel, where a client requires LOD-staged deliverables, or where a remote BIM team needs a coordinator who understands the site.

How it connects

The bridge between documentation (S·02) and construction (S·06): models reviewed here become the shop drawings and as-builts the site depends on.

Typical deliverables

• Model reviews and coordination reports
• Clash detection and technical issue resolution
• LOD 300 to LOD 500 progression management
• Alignment of remote BIM teams with site progress

Relevant projects

Diriyah Royal Golf Clubhouse · House of Hype · cocoa processing facilities. See projects

What it is

Interior environments across residential, hospitality, commercial, workplace, medical and F&B projects, from spatial planning to joinery, finishes and lighting integration.

When a client needs it

For a new fit-out, a repositioning of an existing space, or when interior packages need technical development and coordination with base-build systems.

How it connects

Interior packages are developed with the same documentation discipline (S·02) and site support (S·06) as the base building, so detail quality survives procurement.

Typical deliverables

• Interior layouts and spatial planning
• Joinery, finishes and lighting packages
• FF&E direction and coordination
• Fit-out construction documentation

Relevant projects

Faena Hotel Villas & Guestrooms · workplace and F&B interiors. See projects

What it is

Site inspections, technical reviews, contractor coordination, material reviews, design clarifications and construction-quality follow-up through execution.

When a client needs it

Once work starts on site and the gap between drawings and reality begins to generate questions, substitutions and quality risks that need an architectural answer.

How it connects

Closes the loop opened in design (S·01): the site experience feeds back into details and coordination, protecting the design intent to handover.

Typical deliverables

• Site inspection and progress reports
• Technical reviews and design clarifications
• Material submittal reviews
• Quality observations and close-out follow-up

Relevant projects

Fakhoury Motors Showroom · Diriyah site coordination. See projects

What it is

Representing the client's design and technical interests throughout planning, procurement and construction, with independent advice grounded in consultant and contractor experience.

When a client needs it

When an owner or developer needs someone on their side of the table who can read the drawings, question the programme and evaluate what contractors and consultants propose.

How it connects

Draws on every other service without duplicating them: representation works because the advisor has personally produced the documents and managed the sites being discussed.

Typical deliverables

• Technical due-diligence reviews
• Procurement and tender support
• Design and variation evaluations
• Progress and quality reporting to the client

Relevant projects

Client-side roles across Lebanon and the GCC. See projects

What it is

Architectural planning and technical coordination for factories, warehouses, utilities, production facilities and operational buildings, where process flow and building services set the architecture.

When a client needs it

When a production process must become a building: sequencing storage, production zones, utilities, administration and future expansion into a plan that works operationally.

How it connects

Combines masterplanning (S·01), heavy multidisciplinary coordination (S·04) and delivery management (S·03) around the client's process consultants and contractors.

Typical deliverables

• Site masterplans and facility layouts
• Production-flow and zoning studies
• Coordination with process, structural and MEP engineers
• Phased development strategies

Relevant projects

Cocoa Factory & Innovation Center · Abbarci Cocoa Factory · recycling and manufacturing planning. See projects