Multi-tower, multi-family, one source of truth.
Residential developments rarely stop at one building. Shared podium plant, repeated tower typologies, and luxury fit-out tolerances all have to resolve inside a coordination environment built to handle more than a single structure at a time. We manage the federated model across every tower in the development simultaneously, so a decision on one block is always checked against the rest before it's signed off.
Finished-ceiling clearances in a high-specification apartment leave little room for a late clash. We take MEP detail to LOD 400 early — often from RIBA Stage 3 rather than retrofitted later — so interior specifications can be locked without coordination risk trailing behind them.
51,000 m²
Twin-tower area coordinated in one federated model
LOD 400
MEP detail delivered ahead of interior fit-out lock
0
Cross-tower coordination conflicts at construction issue
Every
Developers & Investors
Serving multi-family developers and residential investors.
Design & Interiors Teams
Serving architects, MEP consultants, and interior fit-out teams.
Facilities & Operations Teams
Serving building managers taking on multi-tower handover.
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Developers & Investors
Serving multi-family developers and residential investors.
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Design & Interiors Teams
Serving architects, MEP consultants, and interior fit-out teams.
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Facilities & Operations Teams
Serving building managers taking on multi-tower handover.
The constraints we design around.
Multi-Tower Simultaneity
When several towers progress in parallel, a coordination decision on one structure has to be cross-checked against every other before it can be closed out.
Shared Podium Dependencies
Plant and distribution shared across towers at podium level has to be resolved before any individual tower's systems can be finalised — get the sequencing wrong and every tower waits.
Luxury Finish Tolerances
High-specification ceiling and wall linings leave almost no slack — MEP geometry has to be confirmed at LOD 400 well before the interior package is locked.
Digital Twin Attribution at Scale
Live-data-ready attributes have to be carried on every model element across every tower, not bolted on in a single pass once the design is finished.
One discipline, applied consistently.
Baseline Every Tower
Each structure in the development is brought into one federated environment against a shared podium baseline.
Baseline Every Tower
Each structure in the development is brought into one federated environment against a shared podium baseline.
Coordinate Cross-Tower
Clash cycles check each tower's systems against shared plant and neighbouring towers, not in isolation.
Validate Finish Tolerances
LOD 400 MEP detail is verified against ceiling clearances before interior specification locks.
Handover, Twin-Ready
Digital twin attribution is carried through every tower for a consistent, BMS-ready handover.
51,000 m²
Twin-tower footprint coordinated in one pass
LOD 400
Detail delivered ahead of fit-out lock
0
Cross-tower conflicts at construction issue
Weekly
Coordination cadence across all towers
What sets this apart.
A twin-tower — or ten-tower — residential scheme is exactly as complex as it sounds. We keep it to one model, one source of truth, no surprises at construction issue.
Talk to usOne environment, every tower
Every structure in a multi-tower development sits inside the same federated model, so coordination never happens in isolation.
Podium-first sequencing
Shared plant and distribution are resolved before individual tower systems are finalised, removing programme dependencies before they bite.
LOD 400 ahead of fit-out lock
MEP detail is taken to LOD 400 early enough to verify finished-ceiling clearances before the interior specification is committed.
Digital twin attribution built in
BMS-ready data is attributed as modelling progresses, not applied in a separate pass once the design is complete.
“Managing two 38-storey towers in one federated environment is exactly as complex as it sounds. Neutec kept it clean — one model, one source of truth, zero surprises at construction issue.”
Development Manager
Residential Developer
