We test the target rating against the brief, budget and site before it is written into the contract, so that the project does not commit to a level it cannot reach, or settle for one it could have exceeded.
Every credit carries an owner, an evidence requirement and a status. The register is reviewed at each design stage, so nothing is discovered missing at submission.
Energy, daylight and water credits are supported by our own models, produced in-house and consistent with the analysis used elsewhere on the project.
Material submittals, procurement records and site practices are reviewed against credit requirements while they can still be corrected.
| Asset types | Commercial, residential, hospitality, education, healthcare, mixed-use |
| Entry point | Concept design. Earlier engagement lowers the cost of compliance |
| Duration | Design stage through final award |
| Interfaces | Architect, MEP, structural, cost consultant, main contractor |
| Evidence base | In-house energy, daylight and water modelling |
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USGBC · International. The default for investor- and tenant-facing commercial assets.
BRE · International. Widely recognized by European investors and funds.
Abu Dhabi. Mandatory minimum ratings apply to most development.
Dubai. Green Building Regulations compliance for new buildings.
Ras Al Khaimah. Emirate-level green building regulatory system.
Saudi Arabia. National rating system for buildings and communities.
IWBI · International. Occupant health, comfort and indoor environment.
We advise on the system that meets both regulatory duty and commercial intent.