Hail Municipality launches BDRE system to follow the requirements of the Saudi Building Code

AI-powered digital system to shorten plan review, detect errors, transparent governance, and provide conformance reports and quantity schedules.

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Hail Municipality has launched the advanced digital system engine for reviewing building designs ”BDRE”, which aims to increase the rate of compliance of engineering offices with the requirements of Saudi Building Code and the requirements of municipal regulations to reduce the time spent in the design review process, within the efforts of the Enabling and Compliance sector in achieving the strategic objectives of the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs and Housing for smart municipalities.

Hail Municipality has launched the advanced digital design review system "BDRE", which aims to increase the rate of compliance of engineering offices with the requirements of Saudi Building Code. The system provides unified drawing standards for engineers, which facilitates the drawing process, improves accuracy through the use of supporting artificial intelligence techniques, automatically and accurately detects and clarifies errors in the plans before their implementation, in addition to achieving transparent governance of engineering plans approval processes without the need for human intervention, and the ability to digitize engineering plans and benefit from them in predicting future needs.

The Secretariat indicated that the system provides unified drawing standards for engineers, which facilitates the drawing process, improves accuracy through the use of supporting artificial intelligence techniques, automatically and accurately detects and clarifies errors in the plans before their implementation, in addition to achieving transparent governance of engineering plans approval processes without the need for human intervention. The Building Design Review Engine (BDRE) provides detailed information on blueprints, blueprint conformance reports, reports of materials used in construction projects, and bills of quantities for components.