Coordination on screen, not on site
On projects involving multiple design disciplines, structural elements are modelled in 3D and coordinated against architectural, MEP and façade models to catch clashes — a duct routed through a beam, a façade bracket clashing with a column — before drawings are issued for construction, where the same conflict costs far more to resolve. This is closely tied to structural drawings Dubai, which many clients need alongside it.
A model that stays useful through construction
We maintain the structural model through design development and construction issue, so revisions from authority comments or site conditions are reflected consistently across drawings, schedules and the coordinated model — rather than updated in one place and missed in another. For the full authority process, see our guide: DDA and Trakhees Structural Drawing Approval Explained.
Technical methodology
Coordination runs in Revit Structure and Navisworks, catching clashes between structural, MEP and façade elements on screen — before they become far more expensive on-site rework once construction has started.