Haskell delivered a multi-building temple campus in Davao City, combining construction management, BIM coordination and modular delivery.

Haskell served as Construction Manager At-Risk (CMAR) for the Davao, Philippines, Temple, Meeting House, utility buildings and site development, working with the Owner and its separately appointed design consultant to deliver the 117,612-square-foot campus. The 2.7-acre development includes five buildings: a 2,706-square-meter temple, 1,268-square-meter meeting house, 3,323-square-meter Patron Housing building, 338-square-meter service building and 22-square-meter guardhouse. Haskell also provided BIM coordination for the Temple’s mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire (MEPF) systems and wall and ceiling metal framing, supporting the coordination of complex building systems throughout construction.

Integrated coordination supported quality across a complex campus.

Extensive collaboration between Haskell, the Owner, consultants and contract partners helped maintain design intent and quality as the project progressed. The completed Temple achieved more than 6.57 million work hours without a recordable incident.

The Patron Housing building introduced a different delivery approach as the first DMI modular Patron Housing design implemented in the Philippines and the second worldwide. Haskell’s scope encompassed design, manufacturing, logistics and installation of the modular building, with modules manufactured and stacked in China before delivery and installation. The experience gained through design integration, logistics and field installation helped refine the modular delivery approach for subsequent Patron Housing projects.