Al-Zour Refinery Project

The Al-Zour Refinery Project is a mega-scale refinery plant development constructed in the Al-Zour region of southern Kuwait, standing as one of the largest refinery facilities in the world. As a core national infrastructure initiative aimed at expanding refining capacity and producing eco-friendly fuels, this project was planned alongside various support facilities and auxiliary buildings.

Our company performed BIM modeling for various buildings within the project, including the Chiller Building, Main Gate Security Building, Pedestrian Gate Security Building, Vehicle Inspection Station, State Security Building, and Employee Parking Garage. Based on the design drawings, we developed the architectural and MEP models, generated 3D BIM data using Revit, and managed the model information.

During the modeling process, we verified the consistency between the 2D drawings and the 3D BIM models, and systematically managed object properties and tag information to construct a model optimized for quantity takeoff and data utilization. Furthermore, we conducted clash detection using Navisworks to proactively identify design errors and carried out BIM-based reviews considering constructability.

The project was executed through a collaborative process in which the BIM models were continuously verified and improved via phased review meetings. By applying revisions based on the model review results and clash detection reports, and by sharing design information among project participants, we ensured the quality and reliability of the BIM data. Through these efforts, we established a BIM environment that supports efficient design collaboration and data-driven decision-making for large-scale plant projects.