Commercial
Coordination fast enough to keep pace with a live design programme.
Towers and headquarters, coordinated end to end.
Office and commercial developments live or die on programme. Multiple consultants, moving design stages, and a fit-out clock that starts the moment the shell is watertight — coordination has to keep pace with all of it, not slow it down. We embed inside the design and construction team, running the federated model as the single source of truth from RIBA Stage 2 through to practical completion.
Whether it is a City tower headed for a live digital-twin handover or a headquarters relocation on an 18-week concept-to-construction clock, the same discipline applies: one shared model, weekly coordination, and an as-built package structured so the building management system can plug straight into it — not a static PDF nobody opens again.
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Design stages carried through one federated model
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Fastest concept-to-construction turnaround delivered
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COBie asset data delivered at handover
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Developers & Owners
Serving property developers, REITs, and corporate occupiers.
Design & Consultant Teams
Serving architects, structural engineers, and MEP consultants.
Facilities & Asset Managers
Serving FM teams and operators taking on handover.
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Developers & Owners
Serving property developers, REITs, and corporate occupiers.
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Design & Consultant Teams
Serving architects, structural engineers, and MEP consultants.
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Facilities & Asset Managers
Serving FM teams and operators taking on handover.
The constraints we design around.
Design in Motion, Not Frozen
Architecture, structure, and MEP each keep evolving through multiple design stages — the federated model has to stay coherent through every one of them, not just at the milestones.
Multi-Consultant Alignment
Every consultant arrives with their own modelling conventions. Getting architecture, structure, and MEP speaking the same language inside one environment is half the coordination job.
Accelerated Relocation Timelines
Corporate relocations run to a fixed date set well outside the design team's control — MEP and coordination have to compress without sacrificing the model's accuracy.
Digital Twin Readiness
A model that merely looks finished isn't enough — it has to be attributed and structured precisely enough to connect live to a building management system at handover.
One discipline, applied consistently.
Baseline the Model
Federated architecture, structure, and MEP model established against the design programme from Stage 2.
Baseline the Model
Federated architecture, structure, and MEP model established against the design programme from Stage 2.
Coordinate Weekly
Clash cycles run every week across every consultant, with issues assigned and tracked to closure.
Validate Against Programme
Coordination checkpoints line up with design-stage gates, so nothing carries an unresolved clash into the next stage.
Handover, BMS-Ready
As-built data is attributed throughout delivery so building management systems can connect from day one.
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Typical clash-issue turnaround
Weekly
Coordination cadence maintained through design
ISO 19650
Standards framework every BEP is written to
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Handover data gaps reported by FM teams
What sets this apart.
Commercial towers don't get a second design pass once tenants are locked in. We build the coordination discipline in from Stage 2, so nothing has to be unpicked later.
Talk to usEmbedded VDC management
We sit inside the design and construction programme, not at arm's length reviewing drawings after the fact.
Live BMS-ready handovers
As-built models are attributed throughout delivery so they connect to the building management system from day one, not retrofitted at the end.
Accelerated turnaround, no shortcuts
We've taken full MEP design from concept to construction issue in as little as 18 weeks without raising the residual clash count.
One model, every discipline
Architecture, structure, and MEP resolve inside a single federated environment, coordinated weekly rather than at end-of-stage crunches.
“The model Neutec handed over wasn't just accurate — it was ready to plug straight into our building management system. That's not something we'd had happen before on a project this size.”
Project Director
Commercial Developer
