One coordinated plan for multiple buildings.

Bring building records, priorities and responsibilities into a portfolio enquiry that is easier to review and act on.

Plan a portfolio assessment
Aerial view of dense high-rise towers at Dubai Marina
Dubai Marina from above. Stock photo. It does not show a project by LAW NO. 3.

Give each building its own record.

Keep the location, available documents, access coordinator and project status separate for each building. A shared programme should preserve the differences that affect the work.

Agree the sequence before booking the work.

Identify known notices, planned works, access windows and decision-making dependencies. A coordinator can then discuss a practical sequence with the responsible professionals.

Keep decisions visible.

Use a portfolio register to track missing information, proposals, agreed actions and outstanding approvals. Give each action an owner and keep a dated record of changes.

Start with an outline.

You do not need to enter every address now. Tell us roughly how many buildings are involved and who coordinates the programme. A detailed register can follow through an agreed secure channel.

Read the portfolio planning guide