Five stages, the same order, every project — residential or commercial. This is what "turnkey" actually means on the ground.
We review your brief, budget range and site or shell-and-core condition, and confirm whether the timeline you have in mind is realistic before any design work starts.
Concept, spatial planning and material selection are resolved into 3D renders and MEP-coordinated drawings — not just a mood board, but a set the site can actually build from.
Drawings are submitted and followed through with the relevant authorities — Dubai Municipality, Civil Defence, DEWA, and landlord or building management where applicable — so the site never stalls on paperwork.
One team coordinates every trade on site against a single schedule and a single budget. No chasing sub-contractors, no finger-pointing between designer and builder.
Snagging is closed out, styling is complete, and you receive the keys — with the built space matching the drawing we started from.
Every project type touches a different combination of these. See the full Approvals Guide for detail.
If you already have a designer or architect, we can still execute — but here's why most clients choose to put design and build under one contract.
It depends on scope and sector. A furnished apartment can run 6 weeks concept-to-handover; a large office HQ or villa can run 12–16 weeks. We confirm a realistic timeline at the Consultation stage, before design work starts.
Yes — see the Design-Build vs. Traditional comparison above. We can execute an external design, though we'll flag anything that affects approvals, budget or buildability before we start.
Yes, this is managed as part of the Approvals stage of every project. See our Approvals Guide for which authority applies to which project type.
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Custom joinery is coordinated through our procurement function — see Capabilities for the current manufacturing setup. Confirm exact in-house vs. partner-workshop split before publishing, as this is a strong trust signal for commercial procurement teams.
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