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DESIGN AND CREATIVITY ARE ACTIVE AND ENGAGING EXPERIENCES THAT STIMULATE COLLABORATION TOWARD A COMMON GOAL. WE INVITE YOU TO THINK ABOUT DESIGN AND CREATIVITY AS A PROCESS TOGETHER LET’S TALK ABOUT HOW WE CAN BRING YOUR CREATIVE ENDEAVOUR TO LIFE. - EVAN MAYO

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CONTENTS 04 ABOUT STUDIO International style the first examples of which are generally cited as being from the 1950s

06 OVERVIEW AND HISTORY There are many variations of passages

07 SERVICES By injected humour, or randomised words which don’t look

10 OUR TEAM Even slightly believable

16 AWARDED PROJECTS If you are going to use a passage

22 QUALITY ASSURANCE Wherein Quality is taken on-board, professionalism and endurance

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About Studio

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

DESIGN THAT STANDS THE TEST OF TIME 4

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PRELIMINARY STUDIES

ArchiMate is an open and independent en-

tures, information flows, IT systems, and

01. ARCHIMATE TOPICS

terprise architecture modeling language to

technical infrastructure. This is just like an

support the description, analysis and visu-

architectural drawing in classical building

alization of architecture within and across

where the architecture describes the vari-

business domains[1] in an unambiguous

ous aspects of the construction and use of

way. ArchiMate is a technical standard

a building. This insight helps the different

from The Open Group and is based on the

stakeholders to design, assess, and com-

concepts of the IEEE 1471 standard. It is

municate the consequences of decisions

supported by various tool vendors and con-

and changes within and between these

sulting firms. ArchiMate is also a registered

business domains.

ArchiMate has a layered and service-oriented look on architectural models. The higher layers make use of services that are provided by the lower layers. Although, at an abstract level, the concepts that are used within each layer are similar, we define more concrete concepts that are specific for a certain layer. In this context, we distinguish three main layers:

trademark of The Open Group.

ArchiMate is an open and independent enterprise architecture modeling language to

02. EXCHANGE FILE FORMAT

At Consult, we are very proud

support the description, analysis and visu-

and confident of our Quality

alization of architecture within and across

Assurance fostering state of

business domains[1] in an unambiguous

art achievements whereof

way. ArchiMate is a technical standard

both local and international

from The Open Group and is based on the

Clients, Partners and

concepts of the IEEE 1471 standard. It is

Associates admire,

supported by various tool vendors and con-

appreciate and model

sulting firms. ArchiMate is also a registered

The Business layer is about business processes, services, functions and events of business units. This layer “offers products and services to external customers, which are realized in the organization by business processes performed by business actors and roles”.

The Application layer is about software applications that “support the components in the business with application services”.

The Technology layer deals “with the hardware and communication infrastructure to support the Application Layer. This layer offers infrastructural services needed to run applications, realized by computer and communication hardware and system software”. Each of these main layers can be further divided in sub-layers. For example, in the Business layer, the primary business processes realising the products of a company may make use of a layer of secondary (supporting) business processes.

trademark of The Open Group.

The Open Group has a certification proThe Open Group has a certification pro-

gram for ArchiMate users, software tools

gram for ArchiMate users, software tools

and courses. ArchiMate distinguishes

and courses. ArchiMate distinguishes

itself from other languages such as Unified

itself from other languages such as Unified

Modeling Language (UML) and Business

Modeling Language (UML) and Business

Process Modeling and Notation (BPMN) by

Process Modeling and Notation (BPMN) by

its enterprise modelling scope.

its enterprise modelling scope.

ArchiMate offers a common language for describing the construction and operation of business processes, organizational struc-

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Overview and History Our Practice had lent a hand to Hundreds of Prominent Clients seeing their dreams come through, and aided hundreds of our devoted Staff to fulfil their aspirations, goals & mission.

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2012 Second, we make a distinction between an external view and an internal view on systems. When looking at the behavioural

For this realisation, we make a distinction between behaviour

aspect, these views reflect the principles of service orientation

that is performed by an individual structural element (e.g., actor,

as introduced in the previous section. The service concept rep-

role component, etc.), or collective behaviour (interaction) that is

resents a unit of essential functionality that a system exposes to

performed by a collaboration of multiple structural elements.

its environment.

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2016

2018

A standard model exchange file format has been developed for

Tools known to support both import and export in the exchange

ArchiMate 2.1 models. This is an XML/XSD based file format, and

file format include Archi, BiZZdesign Architect and Corso Sys-

is intended for exchange rather than a persistent file format.

tem Architect.

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2020 For the external users, only this external functionality, together

Although for the external users only the external view is rele-

with non-functional aspects such as the quality of service, costs

vant, the design of organisations or systems and their internal

etc., are relevant. If required, these can be specified in a con-

operations and management also requires knowledge about

tract or service level agreement. Services are accessible through

the internal realisation of the services and interfaces.

interfaces, which constitute the external view on the structural aspect.

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Services

Architecture

Interiors

Stage “Project�

My background includes serving as a

Previously, I worked within two high-vol-

In addition to this experience, I gained con-

customer service associate within both

ume customer-support call centers for a

siderable customer service skills during my

call-center and retail environments. Most

major

part-time employment as a waitress and

recently, I worked on the customer ser-

a satellite television services provider. In

restaurant hostess while in high school.

vice desk for Discount-Mart, where my re-

these positions, I demonstrated the ability

Previously, I worked within two high-vol-

sponsibilities included handling customer

to resolve a variety of issues and complaints

ume customer-support call centers for a

merchandise returns, issuing refunds/store

(such as billing disputes, service interrup-

major

credits, flagging damaged merchandise for

tions or cutoffs, repair technician delays/

a satellite television services provider. In

shipment back to vendors and providing

no-shows and equipment malfunctions). I

these positions, I demonstrated the ability

back-up cashiering during busy periods.

consistently met my call-volume goals, han-

to resolve a variety of issues and complaints

dling an average of 56 to 60 calls per day.

(such as billing disputes, service interrup-

telecommunications

carrier

and

telecommunications

carrier

and

tions or cutoffs, repair technician delays/ no-shows and equipment malfunctions). I consistently met my call-volume goals, handling an average of 56 to 60 calls per day.

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Tender documentation

Working documentation

Pre project offers

Previously, I worked within two high-vol-

In addition to this experience, I gained con-

My background includes serving as a

ume customer-support call centers for a

siderable customer service skills during my

customer service associate within both

major

part-time employment as a waitress and

call-center and retail environments. Most

a satellite television services provider. In

restaurant hostess while in high school.

recently, I worked on the customer ser-

these positions, I demonstrated the ability

Previously, I worked within two high-vol-

vice desk for Discount-Mart, where my re-

to resolve a variety of issues and complaints

ume customer-support call centers for a

sponsibilities included handling customer

(such as billing disputes, service interrup-

major

and

merchandise returns, issuing refunds/store

tions or cutoffs, repair technician delays/

a satellite television services provider. In

credits, flagging damaged merchandise for

no-shows and equipment malfunctions). I

these positions, I demonstrated the ability

shipment back to vendors and providing

consistently met my call-volume goals, han-

to resolve a variety of issues and complaints

back-up cashiering during busy periods.

dling an average of 56 to 60 calls per day.

(such as billing disputes, service interrup-

telecommunications

carrier

and

telecommunications

carrier

tions or cutoffs, repair technician delays/ no-shows and equipment malfunctions). I consistently met my call-volume goals, handling an average of 56 to 60 calls per day.

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Our Team

Our in-house Quality Control & Quality Assurance is well established and is adopted and adhered to by all employees on a daily based. Wherein Quality is taken on-board, professionalism and endurance as a spearhead office in the competitive and versatile engineering industry is maintained.

At Consult, we are very proud and confident of our Quality Assurance fostering state of art achievements whereof both local and international Clients, Partners and Associates.

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Senior Managing Director in the Tactical Opportunities Group.

Before joining Blackstone in 2013, Mr. Hirsch was a Managing Director and Head of Credit Structuring at Deutsche Bank where he sourced and structured transactions for a wide range of corporate and institutional clients across multiple.

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Jake Davidson

CEO & MANAGING DIRECTOR

Prior to joining Blackstone Mr. James was Chairman of Global Investment Banking and Private Equity at Credit Suisse First Boston and a member of the Executive Board. Prior to the acquisition of Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette by Credit Suisse First Boston in 2000, Mr. James was the Chairman.

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Sergey Borisov

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

Chairman, CEO and Co-Founder of Blackstone. Mr. Schwarzman has been involved in all phases of the firm’s development since its founding in 1985. The firm is a leading global asset manager with $356 billion Assets Under Management (as of June 30, 2016). Mr. Schwarzman is an active philanthropist.

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Gordon Blake

CHAIRMAN & CO-FOUNDER

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Awarded projects PROJECT DETAILS Final Budget: $4,500,000 Square Feet: 7,000 sq.ft.

Contract Type: Construction Management Owner: Dubai-Sharjah-Ajman Architect: Spencer Bennington Location: Dubai (UAE)

SILICON PARK, 1ST PRIZE

DUBAI - 2016

PROJECT DETAILS Final Budget: $14,000,000 Square Feet: 22,000 sq.ft.

Contract Type: Construction Management Owner: Area Hospital Architect: Alexandra Anderson Location: Moscow, Russia

THE VIEWS, 1ST PRIZE

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PROJECT DETAILS Final Budget: $2,300,000 Square Feet: 5,000 sq.ft.

Contract Type: Construction Management Owner: Greater Dublin Area Architect: Cameron Buckland Location: Dublin, Republic of Ireland

THREE FISHING HARBOURS, 1ST PRIZE

DUBLIN - 2017

PROJECT DETAILS Final Budget: $54,000,000 Square Feet: 82,000 sq.ft.

Contract Type: Construction Management Owner: Lombardy region Architect: Frank Forsyth Location: Milan, Italy

FIRST BANK HEAD QUARTERS, 1ST PRIZE

MILAN - 2020

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Fresh Archi News Our in-house Quality Control & Quality Assurance is well established and is adopted and adhered to by all employees on a daily based. Wherein Quality is taken onboard, professionalism and endurance as a spearhead office in the competitive and versatile engineering industry is maintained.

20.12.2018.

23.01.2019.

CREEK RISE IS LAUNCHED

EMKE GROUP IS COMPLETE

We pleased to announce that the Creek Rise @ Dubai Creek Harbour is now Launched. Beautifully designed residential high-rises with unparalleled views overlooking the Island District’s Central Park and the Tower. Please check the project information and photos below. We pleased to announce that the Creek Rise @ Dubai Creek Harbour is now Launched.

Beautifully designed residential high-rises with unparalleled views overlooking the Island District’s Central Park and the Tower. Please check the project information

A day after announcing its intention to list its shopping malls and retail subsidiary through a secondary offering of shares, Dubai-based Emaar Properties has confirmed to Emirates 24|7 that it is “evaluating plans to further strengthen the retail and leisure offerings” in Dubai’s popular Springs community.

A day after announcing its intention to list its shopping malls and retail subsidiary through a secondary offering of shares, Dubai-based Emaar Properties has confirmed to Emirates 24|7 that it is “evaluating plans to further strengthen

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12.04.2019.

20.06.2019.

EMAAR MALLS

SUPPORTS A PUBLIC ARTWORK

On Saturday, Emaar said it plans to list up to 25 per cent of the Emaar Malls Group equity through a secondary offering of shares. The funds raised through the sale of 25 per cent of the company, estimated to be between Dh8 to Dh9 billion (over $2 to $2.4 billion), will be primarily distributed as dividend to the company’s shareholders. Emaar Malls & Retail is one of the high-growth business entities of Emaar, having recorded fullyear 2013 revenue of Dh2.837 billion ($772 million), an increase of over 20 per cent compared to the revenue in 2020.

DAR has recently supported one of its team members, Nedaa Elias, Senior Graphic Designer to exhibit a Public Installation Artwork featuring the birds of the Emirates. The installation, called UAE Pearl, invites the audience to explore the hidden culture of the UAE to create a link between the two direct contrasts of the modern UAE; modernity and culture. It also seeks to influence the audience on how to interact with the natural scenery of UAE that hosts hundreds of beautiful birds.

The user experience requires the viewer to interact

29.11.2019.

02.01.2020.

ESTABLISHES A NEW BIM UNIT

SPRINGS VILLAGE UPGRADE

DAR established new BIM design and production unit targeting highest level of Design accuracy, Efficiency, Sustainability and Asset Information Management. As DAR moves towards Smart Design following the digital revolution, information and design, data plays an increasingly significant role in design methodology. BIM is an imperative step towards understanding this vision – redefining and challenging how we convey projects to our customers, improving the tools we utilize and the aptitudes we require aiming to get

A day after announcing its intention to list its shopping malls and retail subsidiary through a secondary offering of shares, Dubai-based Emaar Properties has confirmed to Emirates 24|7 that it is “evaluating plans to further strengthen the retail and leisure offerings” in Dubai’s popular Springs community.

While residents of The Springs/Meadows community within Emirates Living by Emaar already enjoy access to three small retail centres, the master developer is mulling upgrading the existing Springs Village shopping centre opposite

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STATISTICAL CONTROL

TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT

FAILURE TESTING STATISTICAL CONTROL

SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

MODELS AND STANDARDS COMPANY QUALITY

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Quality assurance Quality assurance (QA) is a way of preventing mistakes or defects in manufactured products and avoiding problems when delivering solutions or services to customers; which ISO 9000 defines as “part of quality management focused on providing confidence that quality requirements will be fulfilled”. This defect prevention in quality assurance differs subtly from defect detection and rejection in quality control, and has been referred to as a shift left as it focuses on quality earlier in the process.

The terms “quality assurance” and “quality control” are often used interchangeably to refer to ways of ensuring the quality of a service or product. For instance, the term “assurance” is often used as follows: Implementation of inspection and structured testing as a measure of quality assurance in a television set software project at Philips Semiconductors is described. The term “control”, however, is used to describe the fifth phase of the DMAIC model.

USING CONTRACTORS AND/OR CONSULTANTS

Consultants and contractors are sometimes employed when introducing new quality practices and methods, particularly where the relevant skills and expertise are not available within the organization or when allocating the available internal resources are not available. Consultants and contractors will often employ Quality Management Systems (QMS), auditing and procedural documentation writing CMMI, Six Sigma, Measurement Systems Analysis (MSA).

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5 phases of Project PROJECT TIMELINE

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SCHEMATIC DESIGN

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

We’ll work with your program of requirements to sketch out some initial rough drawings. Conceptual drawings without much detail, but showing the relationship of each space to the other spaces. If we were creating a painting, these would be very broad strokes

Once you’re satisfied with the schematic drawings we’ll develop them further, adjusting and refining as we go along. We’ll begin to think about materials and colors as well as more specific details about the building systems like what kind of structure, ventilation, plumbing

Now we develop enough detail so that a contractor could actually build the design.

We coordinate the work of the structural, mechanical and electrical engineers to minimize discrepancies between the various systems. We create written specifications that dictate the performance

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WHAT ADDITIONAL SERVICES DO ARCHITECTS PROVIDE?

Architects perform other services as well, such as advising on site selection, programming, model making, feasibility studies, cost estimating, renderings, walk-throughs, and more, but the above 5 phases are standard to most projects.

You can think of the process as a funnel, starting out very broad at the beginning, condensing.

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BIDDING AND NEGOTIATION

CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

We help you review the results of the bidding process and award a construction contract to the successful bidder. During this phase we answer any questions from bidders and clarify the drawings so that every contractor is bidding on the same information, ensuring the process is fair

Once construction begins we work to ensure that the actual building meets the intent of the design drawings. We’ll meet the contractor on site at regular intervals to address any unexpected problems as they come up. We’ll deal with any proposed changes and prepare “change orders”

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Areas of Expertise

86% 72% 24% THE CHALLENGES Despite their CO2 footprint, hydrocarbon sources will continue to remain important contributors to global energy production. However, renewable energy will need to develop concomitantly – to not only cover a part of the increased energy

OUR APPROACH

OUR SOLUTIONS

Innovative, economical and sustainable solutions

Our solutions for the energy sector are based

are required in order to meet the ever-growing

on advanced technologies related to field

energy needs without jeopardising the world’s

monitoring, remote sensing, model testing,

limited resources. We help in providing exactly

laboratory analyses, numerical modelling and

this. We achieve this by tapping into our vast

customised software development.

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EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS FOR COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTS Coastal environments are transient, continuously reshaped by waves, tides, surges, erosion and deposition. The competing needs of commercial, recreational and residential interests put increasing pressure on coasts around the world. In addition, the combined effect of globalisation, growing energy demand and increasing wealth requires the transportation of goods over longer distance – often by sea.

To accommodate more and larger vessels, new ports and terminals are being built, and existing facilities and navigation channels are being expanded. Uncertainty about the impacts of climate change and the occurrence of extreme events means that solutions to these issues have to be flexible and adapted to work in harmony with nature – not against it.

THE CHALLENGES Accessing cooling water and process water for infrastructure projects along coasts and estuaries such as land reclamation, construction of harbours and navigation channels, and industrial developments Carefully planning and designing man-made changes to dynamic environments to avoid land loss due to erosion, flooding, sedimentation, and other undesirable environmental impacts Accessing clean and cool seawater for energy production and to operate desalination plants Predicting hydrodynamic regimes, sediment transport patterns, and resulting morphological changes early on to successfully develop shoreline infrastructure projects

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Our Clients

LILLIAN PARSONS

ANTHONY BERRY

Organisation for Economic

Foreign Sales

Co-operation

Corporations

(OECD)

(FSCs)

Our solutions combine state-of-the art technology and time-

At DHI, we adopt a holistic approach to urban water

tested methodologies to ensure that our clients’ specific

management. Our solutions are tailor-made to our clients’

requirements and challenges are met (forecasting and

specific requirements. At the same time, we work at building

monitoring services and MIKE Powered by DHI software). Our

our clients’ capacities to handle water-related urban issues.

solutions focus on planning, design and operation of urban

We empower them not only with solutions, but also with the

infrastructure, to manage city water better.

requisite training to be able to manage their unique.

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We help more than 5,000 global clients – over 30% of the world’s leading global brands – put customers at the center of their businesses to turn social data into smarter business decisions.

ALEXANDRA ANDERSON Central European Free Trade (CEFTA)

By 2020, the world is expected to have an urban population of nearly 4 billion – a sizeable challenge for urban water management. Infrastructure networks are expanding as we speak. Moreover, the impacts of climate change are inescapably dramatic in densely populated urban areas.

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