A tower where the numbers agree

Illustrative example, not a client result.

Commercial & High-RiseDeliver on time, on budget, and continually raise the bar.

Sector pressures

  • Tight programmes
  • Variation volume
  • Design coordination
  • One balance sheet

AI Workers

The finished lobby of a commercial office tower at dusk
38Storeys
62k m²Net lettable
34 moProgramme

About the sector

Commercial towers are won on programme and lost on variations. Hivenox connects the schedule, the contract and the cost report to one record, so the number in the board pack is the number on site.

The programme, the contract and the cost report telling the same story on the same day.

What the programme is up against

01

Tight programmes

Pre-committed tenancy dates leave no float to absorb a late design package.

02

Variation volume

Hundreds of instructions, each with a clock running on notice and entitlement.

03

Design coordination

Facade, structure and services clashing late is the most expensive kind of late.

04

One balance sheet

Several towers, one set of accounts carrying the exposure.

The challenge

Three systems held three versions of the truth: the programme in the scheduler, entitlement in the contract register and the forecast in the cost report. Reconciling them took a week a month, by which time the position had moved again.

The approach

How Hivenox and its AI Workers are designed to run a programme like this, on one record. A person approves, rejects or queries every decision.

  1. 01

    One record

    Programme, contract and cost sit on the same records rather than three exports.

  2. 02

    Entitlement on the clock

    Document Intelligence is designed to read instructions and correspondence and flag the notices whose dates are running out.

  3. 03

    Clashes before they are built

    Design & BIM is designed to tie model changes to the packages and dates they affect.

  4. 04

    Forecast that moves with site

    Commercial Intelligence is designed to update cost-to-complete from progress, not from the last manual review.

An AI Worker in action

A worked example of the check the Delivery Assurance AI Worker is designed to run: connected sources, a comparison, a flagged risk and a decision sent to a person.

Delivery Assurance AI WorkerOn the roadmapIllustrative example
Connected sources
  • Primavera P6
  • Microsoft Project
  • Site diaries
  • Look-ahead plans
Compared · Programme progress
Planned75%
Actual72%
Risk identified

Milestone ‘Level 12 slab pour’ is slipping 6 days

Likely impact: High
Sent to a person to decide

Resequence the formwork crew

Site ManagerAwaiting decision

What changes

What the approach is designed to change. Illustrative, not a measured result.

Same dayProgramme, contract and cost agree
TrackedEvery notice against its deadline
ContinuousCost-to-complete, not monthly

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