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Design updates of new €200 million Airport Pier 

CHALLENGE

As part of its expansion plan to handle up to 40 million passengers per year, Dublin Airport required a design of a new north loading dock. Its implementation involves the demolition of several hangars and other ancillary buildings and their relocation.

 

The dock will have a total area of ​​10,000 m2 distributed over two levels, departures and arrivals areas, to accommodate a flow of 1,200 passengers, with 6 new boarding bridges. In addition, there will be office space, spaces for a future transit area and a commercial area.

 

The planning documentation consisted of over 500 drawings, specifications and reports that needed multiple reviews and updates to ensure the necessary quality assurance and compliance which was required to achieve planning permission.

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SOLUTION
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Rezolve was utilized for live markup, task and review collaboration across all project team members to create a single source of truth digital environment. 

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Features like the project markup and task overview dashboard, document version control, scalable measurement tools and issue filtering allows full project visibility and ease in communicating design  changes.

BENIFITS
  • Cost of completion of the design documentation was 25% below the forecasted gross margin

  • Hundreds of euros saved in paper printing costs for design comparisons and revisions

  • The client was very satisfied with the completion of a complex project before the agreed deadline

  • Project managers had full visibility of all issues in the project and could easily ensure proactive action was taken to ensure a high wuality product.

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