Saudi Arabia / Architecture & Project Delivery

Mohammed Hashim Hassan, PMP®

Project Manager / Building Manager · Senior Architect

Complexity,
made buildable.

Delivering coordinated technical packages, construction-ready workfronts and accountable project decisions across complex Saudi projects.

Experience
7 years
Sectors
Royal · Aviation · Industrial
Current
ASP–Benteler · KAEC

Bring one system forward

Scroll to construct

Guided route / selected work / 01—04

The unit of control
kept expanding.

I began with one difficult architectural interface. Each assignment widened what had to remain coherent—first geometry, then a complete package, then a shared information environment, then a workfront ready to build.

One discipline / four scales of responsibility
01Protect intent

L01 Royal Palace / Royal / VVIP

One difficult interface had to become buildable.

At L01, the challenge was not simply to draw a demanding form. Geometry, material interfaces and approvals had to become one controlled technical answer without weakening the architectural language.

Inherited condition
Bespoke form
Responsibility expanded
A governed architectural interface
  • Rhino ↔ Revit
  • FOH / VVIP / HRH
  • Constructible shop drawings
02Release at speed

NEOM Bay Airport / Aviation

One interface became a complete package under pressure.

At NEOM Bay Airport, control expanded from local geometry to a live package: model, drawings, interiors, signage, multidisciplinary review and site requirements had to advance together at accelerated speed.

Inherited condition
Controlled information
Responsibility expanded
A synchronized technical release
  • 260+ drawings
  • ≈ 2 months
  • LOD 300 → 350
03Govern information

CEER Manufacturing Complex / Industrial / Automotive

One package became a shared spatial reference.

At CEER, fragmented 2D IFC sources did not yet form a dependable project view. The responsibility expanded into model reconstruction, discipline federation, CDE control and building-to-campus coordination.

Inherited condition
Fragmented sources
Responsibility expanded
A dependable coordination environment
  • 2D IFC → BIM
  • Architecture + Structure + MEP
  • Building → campus
04Align office + site

ASP — Benteler / Construction readiness

One shared reference became an executable workfront.

At Benteler, engineering, procurement and construction had to mature in parallel. The shared reference became forward-readiness control: prerequisites, evidence, owners and recovery made explicit before field need.

Inherited condition
Coordinated visibility
Responsibility expanded
An owned workfront release decision
  • 3–4 month horizon
  • Nine spatial workfronts
  • Ready / hold / recover

Route resolution / responsibility 01—04

I began by making architecture buildable.
I now help make projects ready to build.

The scale changed; the obligation did not. Protect intent, connect the information around it, make the next decision explicit and carry it through to execution.

ASP — BentelerA repeatable decision pathHover, focus or tap a responsibility to inspect what it carries forward.
Enter delivery systems

Delivery systems / built on ASP

The recurring delivery logic became two real systems.

The same questions kept returning—what is true, what is blocked, what must be decided and who owns the next move—so I translated the method into working decision experiences.

Public-safe live reconstruction · representative states

ASP / PROJECT CONTROL SURFACESurface → Pressure → Gate → Action
Forward view
3–4 months
Authority
Human retained
Interactive public-safe ASP project surface

Choose a plot to reroute the decision surface.

Live issuesPressure made visible
Control gatesRelease test made explicit
Schedule guardrailsField need protected
Next actionOwnership retained
Real systems / reconstructed for public interaction

The interaction is live; screenshots and recordings remain available only as evidence that the underlying systems were actually built.

Breadth / The method travels

The four flagship cases explain the method in depth. Two editorial fields test how it travels.

Eight projects provide the evidence. Across different scales, stages and typologies, the emphasis changed; disciplined coordination and clear architectural information remained.

01 / 02 · Airport environments

Four aviation settings, each with a different technical emphasis.

The work moves from operational passenger flow and terminal-scale systems to private aviation and tender-stage development.

Same method / changed conditionThe environment changed. The requirement for coordinated, usable information remained.

02 / 02 · Typologies + stages

Beyond aviation, the method met different sites, briefs and delivery stages.

Refurbishment, remote hospitality, cultural precincts and resort development each shifted the balance between design, coordination and technical resolution.

Breadth / What transferred

The constant was not a single typology or visual style.

It was the ability to read a new context, coordinate its critical interfaces and produce architectural information appropriate to its stage.

Capabilities / connected

Not four services.
One delivery practice.

Each capability strengthens the next. The value is in the connection between them.

01

Technical delivery

Architectural packages carried through LOD 300–400 information, IFC documentation, shop drawings, submittals, RFIs, material interfaces and site support.

  • IFC / LOD 300–400
  • Shop drawings
  • Submittals + RFIs
02

Design governance

Design validation, Saudi code compliance, consultant review, constructability and procurement-conscious value engineering applied without losing design intent.

  • Saudi Building Code
  • Constructability
  • Value engineering
03

BIM + coordination

Multidisciplinary delivery organised through Revit, Rhino, Navisworks, ACC / BIM 360 and Bluebeam, with CDE workflows maintaining one current reference.

  • Revit + Rhino
  • Navisworks
  • ACC / BIM 360
04

Construction readiness

Planning, procurement, design, QA/QC and construction aligned through three-to-four-month look-aheads, package controls and executable workfronts.

  • Look-ahead
  • Package readiness
  • Workfronts
05

Computational delivery

Rhino, Grasshopper, Dynamo, scripting and Python basics used to control geometry, improve repeatability and support technically demanding packages.

  • Grasshopper
  • Dynamo
  • Parametric workflows
06

Decision systems

Power Apps, Power Automate, SharePoint and AI-assisted workflows used to connect project evidence, readiness gates, governed decisions and accountable actions.

  • Power Platform
  • AI-assisted workflows
  • Control tower
Portrait of Mohammed Hashim HassanJEDDAH / KAEC · SAUDI ARABIA

About / Mohammed Hashim Hassan

Architecture at the point where design becomes responsibility.

I work between design intent and construction execution—where drawings, models and decisions are tested by whether they support the next stage of delivery.

Since 2019, my work has expanded across royal, aviation, industrial, mixed-use and commercial projects in Saudi Arabia. Today, as Project Manager / Building Manager for the 134,625 m² Benteler production-facility plot, I coordinate technical information, procurement readiness, site constraints and executable workfronts.

Earlier roles added Saudi Building Code compliance, BOQs, tender documentation, specifications and construction-ready drawing production. Recognition includes the Inspireli International Architecture Awards (2020) and MBL internal recognition for BIM process leadership (2023).

PMP®Project Management Professional
B.ArchImam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University
SCEAssociate Architect · ID 761454

Project Manager / Building ManagerMBL · ASP — Benteler

Senior ArchitectMBL · Royal, aviation + industrial

ArchitectWatteerah Consulting · NEOM + commercial

ArchitectMadana / Al-Raed · residential + institutional

Contact / next project

Let's make the next
complex thing clear.

Open to senior architectural, technical-delivery, project-management and building-management opportunities across Saudi Arabia.

arch.mohammed.hashim@gmail.comLinkedIn Jeddah / KAEC · Relocation open