Executive Tower Scope Study — Jeddah
A coordinated engineering scope connecting architecture, structural and MEP design, BIM coordination, project management, and supervision through clearly defined stage deliverables.
A controlled method from design definition to project close-out
The scope is structured to strengthen multidisciplinary coordination, reduce the risk of field conflicts, and give the owner traceable deliverables and review gates at each stage.
Integrated engineering scope
Technical and management workstreams are connected around common project information and stage approvals.
- Architectural, structural, and MEP design aligned to project requirements.
- BIM modelling, clash review, and multidisciplinary coordination.
- Programme governance, risk tracking, and owner reporting.
- Site supervision and specification compliance reviews.
- Close-out support and structured handover records.
Value the scope is designed to create
These are intended outcomes of a coordinated scope, not claims of measured completed-project results.
- Fewer field changesThrough earlier BIM coordination
- Clearer decisionsThrough defined reports and responsibilities
- Controlled qualityThrough stage gates and compliance reviews
- Stronger handoverThrough structured close-out records
Typical project interfaces
Commercial towers concentrate architecture, vertical circulation, structure, building services, life-safety systems, and operational requirements within a demanding footprint.
Early coordination, formal review gates, and controlled change management help keep those interfaces visible before they become site-stage constraints.
- Early BIM coordination
- Stage reviews
- Change control
- Executive reporting
Proposed delivery stages
Scope and requirements
Confirm objectives, constraints, deliverables, and approval sequence.
Design and coordination
Develop the disciplines together and resolve model interfaces.
Execution and supervision
Monitor progress, quality, changes, and critical technical decisions.
Close-out and handover
Close observations and organize final project records.
Examples of owner-focused deliverables
Design Deliverables
ADrawings, details, and coordinated discipline information structured for review, approval, and execution.
Control Deliverables
BProgress reporting, observations, and a clear action matrix for closing critical items.
Close-out Deliverables
CFinal-condition records and organized handover information supporting operation and internal approvals.
The image is an architectural visualization; the case explains a project scope
The visual is not presented as documentary photography of a completed building. Final scope, deliverables, and project information depend on the approved brief and contract.
Planning a multidisciplinary commercial tower?
AYM can define a coordinated scope combining integrated design, BIM, project management, and supervision to suit the project stage.