
Building Design, BIM and MEP Services in the Middle East
For consultants, contractors and developers across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain and Kuwait, we provide building planning, BIM coordination, MEP and structural modelling and shop drawings — in metric units and to the authority and project requirements your team specifies.
How we work with clients in the Middle East
- Revit models and shop drawings for residential, hospitality and mixed-use buildings
- Federated model coordination and clash reports for contractors
- Documentation prepared to the municipality and authority requirements your consultant specifies
- Working-week alignment for both Monday–Friday and Sunday–Thursday markets
- Strong working-hour overlap with Gulf time zones
Deliverables follow the applicable standards, codes, BIM execution plan and project requirements you specify. We do not claim licences, certifications or code coverage that have not been verified.
Most-requested services in the Middle East

BIM & Coordination
Revit modeling, federated models, clash detection and issue tracking with Navisworks.
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MEP
HVAC, electrical, plumbing and fire-protection design support, models and coordination.
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Building Planning
Site and space planning, layouts, area statements and bylaw-driven concept plans.
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Architecture & Interiors
Concept-to-construction drawings, interiors, schedules, permit and tender packages.
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Structural
Structural design support, BIM, RCC and steel detailing, rebar and shop drawings.
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3D Visualization
Exterior and interior renders, walkthroughs, flythroughs and façade studies.
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Can you prepare drawings for authority submissions?
We prepare documentation to the submission requirements your consultant of record specifies; the consultant remains responsible for the submission.
Do you align to the local working week?
Yes — we plan coordination around the Monday–Friday (UAE) and Sunday–Thursday working weeks.