Zutari began by conducting detailed site surveys using 3D cameras to capture the existing conditions of the long-unused brewery. These surveys provided an accurate digital record of the facility, which formed the foundation for all structural and civil engineering designs. All new designs were created in 3D using Revit, enabling the team to detect potential clashes, optimise layouts, and ensure constructability before work began on site.

To manage the tight 11-month schedule, Zutari implemented a fully integrated digital workflow. Tablets with customised software allowed engineers and site managers to produce instant site reports, track progress in real time, and quickly resolve emerging issues. This approach improved decision-making and streamlined coordination between teams.

We also managed the procurement and analysis of geotechnical, topographical, and pipe condition surveys to ensure that foundations, underground services, and structural elements could support the new brewery equipment. Designs were carefully adapted to reflect local building practices, material availability, and skill levels while maintaining international standards of quality and safety.

Throughout the project, Zutari maintained close engagement with all stakeholders, including KBL, contractors, and suppliers, providing on-site engineering support and guidance. This hands-on approach enabled rapid problem-solving, ensured alignment across design, procurement, and construction, and kept the project on track to meet the challenging timeline.