Mixed-Use Tower
Integrated controls for a tower of homes, offices and retail with three owners sharing one schedule.
- Owner
- Confidential
- Location
- U.S.
- Market
- Mixed-Use
- Our role
- Integrated project controls
- Scale
- 42 stories
- Completed
- 2026
Integrated controls for a tower of homes, offices and retail with three owners sharing one schedule.
Three owners held the residential, office and retail parts of the tower, each with its own lender, budget and opening date. They shared a structure, a core and one contractor. Costs had to be split fairly, changes requested by one owner could delay the others, and every owner needed its own report from the same set of facts.
The approach.
- 01
One schedule, three views
A single Primavera P6 schedule was coded by owner, so each saw its own milestones from the same critical path.
- 02
Shared cost allocation
Shared scope such as the core, facade and structure was allocated by an agreed formula and tracked in the monthly EAC.
- 03
Change impact across owners
Every change request showed its schedule and cost impact on all three owners before anyone approved it.
- 04
Three reports, one truth
Each owner and lender received its own monthly report, built from one controls database so the numbers always agreed.
The outcome.
“Three owners, one building and one set of numbers. That is what turns complexity into clarity.”
Yusuf Balogun, Founder & CEO, KonradBeck
Planning something like this?
Share the program, the budget and the date that matters. A senior controls lead will tell you where the risk sits and how we would bring it under control.