01
Confirm who reviews the work
Depending on the property, the route may sit with an authority, a free zone or a master developer’s community team. Confirming the jurisdiction first shapes the drawings, documents and timing that follow.
02
Ask what the building requires
Many properties need landlord or developer approval before work begins. Ask early which no-objection certificates apply and what information the building or community team expects to see.
03
Know which drawings are needed
Submissions can call for architectural and MEP drawings with supporting documents. Establishing the required design disciplines early lets the right specialists be appointed in time.
04
Allow for comments and inspections
Review comments, revisions and inspections are a normal part of the route. Building them into the programme keeps approvals and site work moving together through to completion documents.