CASE STUDY-03
Fast-Track Execution Under Cost & Time Constraints
Swiss Butter | Restaurant (F&B) | Jeddah
DECISION AT STAKE
Can a full restaurant fit-out be delivered at speed without sacrificing coordination, quality, or cost control?
01 THE DECISION CONTEXT
A fast-track F&B project required full execution within a compressed timeline while maintaining design integrity and operational readiness.
02 THE RISK
- Delays due to coordination gaps - Rework from unresolved design conflicts - Cost escalation from inefficient sequencing - Execution inefficiencies across trades
03 OUR INTERVENTION
- Reviewed design drawings and BOQ pre-execution - Eliminated unnecessary demolition scope - Optimized MEP routing and sequencing - Re-engineered joinery for simpler fabrication - Coordinated subcontractors for parallel execution
04 THE IMPACT
-Delivered 1,200 m² project in 45 days
- Achieved zero-error handover
- Reduced execution cost and delays
- Maintained full design identity
WHAT THIS CASE PROVES? Speed does not create risk — lack of coordination does.
Part of BEYOND’s Decision Case Series