Abdullah Zeyad Alanasweh

The new WELL Accredited Professional (WELL AP) credential signifies knowledge in human health and wellness in the built environment and specialization in the WELL Building Standard.

It ensures that professionals have the knowledge they need to take a project through LEED certification and are well versed in the many aspects of green building. You have two options for LEED credentialing: Green Associate and Accredited Professional (AP).

LEED is the #1 recognized green building rating system in the world. ... Sometimes referred to as “LEED GA”, LEED Green associates have demonstrated knowledge of green building practices and standards related to the design, construction, usage, and maintenance of buildings

Revit is a software product and comprehensive workflow from Autodesk that helps architects, designers, builders, and construction professionals work together. The software is a sophisticated way to create models of real-world buildings and structures. It is primarily used in BIM, or building information modeling.

( 1.3billion Dirham 248,300 square meters) Client: MAF LEED Gold project (October 2017-Now) A three-level mall with a total built-up area of 248,300 square meters with 400 units incorporating Anchor Tenant, Line Shops, Flagships, Mini Majors, entertainment area, Food Courts, and restaurants. The mall zones that host the Cinema and Magic Planet consist of an additional level. An adjacent three levels Car Park with a total built-up area of approximately 135,000 square meters providing approximately 5,200 car parking spaces connected to the mall by bridges

1-Ensure the design coordination between architecture, structure, and MEP drawings in terms of clashes, MEP devices locations with architecture finishes, and RCP coordination. 2-Checking BIM model and generate a clash report to subcontractors and follow up to solve the clashes. 3-Prepare shop drawing for Blockwork, screed, demise caps, flooring, FOH & BOH toilets, ceiling finishes, and wall cladding with the engineering team and monitor subcontractors submittals. 4-Monitor and Follow up with subcontractors for Material submittal, Method of the statement, shop drawings submittals, reporting the management with Subcontractor Progress in engineering/construction part, and make sure meeting the agreed milestones. 5-Check the Architecture drawings with NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) requirements and local authorities. 6-Issue Architecture and MEP tenant lease plans (LOD) and compare NLA (Net Lease areas) based on RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) and as-built conditions. 7-Attend progress meetings with client and consultant teams to present engineering and construction progress, pending issues, and discuss any potential variations or discrepancies within IFC drawings. 8-Report the discrepancies within drawings and coordinate with the commercial team to raise variations.