Industries · Hospitality

Opening dates don't wait for coordination.

Hundreds of guest keys, an operator's brand standard, a back of house that never stops, one opening date. We coordinate one room typical to LOD 400, federate front and back of house, and protect the date floor by floor.

Hospitality and resort coordination, guest-room typicals, front-of-house feature spaces, and back-of-house MEP resolved before fit-out mobilises
Prestige One
Al-Futtaim
AECOM
Dar Al-Handasah
Arup
WA International
SCDA
Dezigntechnic
H2R Design
Innovo
M4
MNG
Günal
ALEC
ALEMCO
Voltas
ALEC Fitout
DEPA
Al Tayer Stocks
Abaad Wood
Prestige One
Al-Futtaim
AECOM
Dar Al-Handasah
Arup
WA International
SCDA
Dezigntechnic
H2R Design
Innovo
M4
MNG
Günal
ALEC
ALEMCO
Voltas
ALEC Fitout
DEPA
Al Tayer Stocks
Abaad Wood

Coordinate one room. Open every floor on time

Three things to resolve before the rooms repeat and the opening clock starts.

One key, repeated cleanly

The guest-room typical coordinated once, then replicated to every key.

Front- and back-of-house, federated

Public realm, kitchens, plant and feature ceilings coordinated as one model.

Built to the opening date

Mock-up room resolved early and phasing modelled, so handover hits the date.

From mock-up room to opening day

Three stages. Click any to expand the deliverables and BIM requirements at that stage.

Guest-room and suite typicals developed to LOD 300 and signed off against the operator's brand standard. Front-of-house and back-of-house coordinated in one federation so the operation behind the guest experience is resolved from the first model. Feature ceilings designed as a combined services and architectural element.

Key processes

Room typical development

Structure, MEP, bathroom pod, FF&E and finishes coordinated in one guest-room module and approved as the template for every repeating key.

Front- & back-of-house coordination

Kitchens, laundry, plant rooms, service corridors and vertical risers coordinated at LOD 400 against the front-of-house spaces they serve.

Feature ceiling & public realm

Lighting, AV, HVAC diffusers, sprinklers, and acoustic treatment modelled as a combined services and architectural element across lobby, restaurant and ballroom zones.

Deliverables

  • Federated design models (LOD 300)
  • Approved guest-room and suite typicals
  • Operator brand-standard compliance check
  • FOH / BOH interface and feature-ceiling coordination models
  • Coordinated GA and tender drawings

BIM requirements

BEP with operator standards

BIM Execution Plan defining brand-standard requirements, room-typical strategy, phased opening, and FOH/BOH interface protocols.

CDE by zone & typical

Common Data Environment structured by room typical and zone with naming conventions and approval workflows so every package is independently trackable.

LOD by handover phase

Level of Development tied to the mock-up and each opening phase, not just discipline. ISO 19650 enforced through Solibri before drops.

The mock-up room built and signed off first, then guest-room floors and front-of-house areas issued as independent coordinated packages. Back-of-house and MEP-heavy spaces coordinated to fabrication tolerance. Each phase released against the operator's opening programme.

Key processes

Mock-up room first

The guest-room typical built and approved before floor rollout, so a problem is found in one room, not three hundred.

Phased floor & FOH release

Guest-room floors, restaurants and public areas issued as independent coordinated packages, each with stage-gate sign-off through the CDE.

Back-of-house to fabrication

Kitchens, laundry, plant and risers coordinated to fabrication tolerance with access and maintenance clearance verified.

Deliverables

  • Mock-up room coordination package
  • Per-floor and per-zone fit-out coordination packages
  • Clash detection reports per zone
  • Back-of-house services coordination (LOD 400)
  • FF&E and OS&E coordination per area

BIM requirements

Per-zone clash cycle

Federation reviews run per floor and zone with issues tracked in BIM Track to closure before each stage gate.

LOD 400 audit · BOH

Kitchens, laundry, plant rooms and risers validated against fabrication tolerances and maintenance access.

Stage-gate sign-off

Each phase package signed off through the CDE before the next opening tranche starts. Navisworks federation per stage.

As-built models verified per floor and area against installed conditions. Asset data structured by zone, room type and operator system so FM and the operator receive clean datasets at each opening phase, not a bulk dump at the end. Each opening tranche transferred with verified documentation.

Key processes

Per-area as-builts

As-built models verified per floor and public area against installed conditions before handover.

Asset data by system

COBie data structured by zone, room type and operator system so FM and the brand's systems receive clean, specific datasets at each opening.

Phased FM & operator handover

Each opening phase transferred with verified documentation. No separate data-collection exercise at the end of the programme.

Deliverables

  • As-built models per floor and area
  • COBie asset data by room type and zone
  • Maintenance access verification
  • Public-area and BOH FM documentation
  • EIR compliance validation reports

BIM requirements

COBie validation

Asset data audited against the EIR's information requirement schedule, zone by zone.

IFC final drop

IFC 4.0 federation deposited in CDE per phase with EIR sign-off attached.

FM / operator handshake

Asset data mapped to the client CAFM / EAM and operator systems before transfer at each opening tranche.

Walk through Marsa Al Arab with us.

A 30-minute screen-share through the live federated model from our hospitality portfolio. We open the coordinated model, the clash log, the shop drawings and the handover dataset, and you ask what you would on your own project.

Project
Marsa Al Arab
Format
30-min screen-share · live federated model · Q&A
Audience
Developers · Consultants · Main Contractors
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Hospitality projects we've coordinated

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