Three owners. One schedule.
Integrated project controls for vertical and horizontal mixed-use projects, where homes, offices, retail and public space share structure, systems and a single critical path.
What is really at risk.
Shared work, separate budgets
Each owner pays for its own share, but the structure and systems are shared. Cost allocation has to be clear and agreed.
Interfaces drive the date
Transfer levels, shared shafts and loading docks tie each use to the others. A slip in one is a slip in all.
Everyone needs the same truth
When several owners read different reports, trust breaks down quickly. One data set prevents that.
Where we add control.
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Vertical mixed-use towers
Homes, offices and retail stacked in one structure with shared systems.
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Master-planned districts
Several buildings and public infrastructure delivered in phases.
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Retail and podium levels
Grade-level space where tenant timing meets base building work.
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Public realm commitments
Streets, plazas and parks with their own approvals and dates.
How we control it here.
The KonradBeck capabilities owners in this market call on most.
One controls system for schedule, cost and risk across every owner and use.
Shared and owner-specific costs allocated and reported clearly every month.
One schedule with each use’s milestones and the interfaces between them.
Changes priced and allocated to the right owner before approval.
42 stories, three owners, one schedule.
A tower of homes, offices and retail had three owners sharing one schedule. We ran integrated controls for all of them: one schedule with each use’s milestones, cost allocation each owner could audit and a single monthly report. Disagreements were settled on the same numbers, not competing ones.
- 42
- Stories
- 3
- Owners, one schedule
- 2026
- Engagement year
Questions owners ask us.
How do you split shared costs between owners?
We agree on allocation rules at the start, code costs to them and report shared and owner-specific costs separately every month.
Can each owner get its own report?
Yes. Each owner gets a view of its own scope, built from the same data as the full project report.
Who do you work for on a multi-owner project?
Usually the lead developer or the owners jointly, under an engagement that makes our role and reporting lines clear to everyone.
See your mixed-use program clearly.
Share the program, the budget and the date that matters. A senior KonradBeck controls lead will come back to you within one business day.