See the build before the first activity starts.
We connect programme logic to model elements and simulate the construction sequence. Teams can review the order, dependencies and work fronts in shared spatial context.
A bar chart shows when. The model shows how.
Time-based construction sequencing links model objects, assemblies or zones to programme activities. The resulting 4D simulation shows how permanent and temporary works develop over time rather than presenting the finished design as one static state.
Programme logic can appear sound until it is viewed spatially. A floor may be scheduled before the access needed to build it, or several activities may depend on the same unfinished work front without that conflict appearing in the programme.
CNE structures the model and activity links at a level suited to the planning decision. We test alternatives, record assumptions and prepare visual outputs that support reviews, tender planning and method statements.
Programme logic made visible
Elements are grouped by zone, system, package or construction unit to match the usable level of programme detail.
Model sets are connected to activities using controlled identifiers so links can be updated without rebuilding the sequence.
Construction, removal and temporary states are animated against dates, dependencies and approved programme logic.
Different work fronts, installation orders and zone strategies are compared before the team commits to one approach.
Focused views illustrate key operations, temporary conditions and handovers for planning or site communication.
CNE hands over the linked model, activity map, assumptions register and agreed visual outputs for the review stage.
Sequence built around constructability
Model groupings reflect how activities will be planned and delivered instead of arbitrary object categories.
We show the incomplete conditions between milestones, where access and stability questions often emerge.
Options are compared against consistent model and programme assumptions so the trade-offs remain clear.
Pressure-test the sequence on screen.
Send us the model, programme and key construction assumptions. CNE will build a 4D sequence that makes the proposed method easier to review.