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One documentation standard — built to your market and your laws.

Linea Aurea Documenta (LAD) brings order to the documentation of large infrastructure projects. The method is not tied to a single country: we adapt the catalogue and templates to your market and regulatory framework — on commission.

The idea

Structure, not another file dump.

Documentation in infrastructure projects rarely fails for lack of knowledge — it fails for lack of order. Records go missing at handover, filing conventions drift between planners, contractors and operators, and compliance gaps surface only at inspection.

LAD replaces searching and re-inventing with a clear, repeatable structure: a file-based reference data model with a matching template system. It works without new software — on the tools your teams already use.

The model

Four layers, from structure to ready-to-use template.

The same logic underlies every sector LAD covers.

Layered structure

A consistent order of domains, trades and document groups — the backbone every project shares.

Archetypes

Recurring document types described as named, classified building blocks, so nothing is invented twice.

Requirement lists

Per trade, exactly which documents are needed — the difference between complete and almost complete.

Template system

Word and Excel templates in a consistent standard, ready to fill, in your corporate design.

Built for your market

Your country. Your regulations. Your language.

LAD was first fully worked out for the German power grid, along its national rules. The structure behind it, though, is universal — and regulation is what differs from country to country. That is exactly what a bespoke edition delivers: the LAD method, mapped onto your market and your legal framework.

The method extends across regulated infrastructure:
Power gridWaterDistrict heatingRail

What a bespoke edition includes

  • The document catalogue mapped to your national standards and regulatory obligations
  • Templates localised into your language and corporate design
  • File-based and software-independent — no platform lock-in
  • Full ownership: the adapted model is yours to use across projects
How it works

From first briefing to a working standard.

01

Scope

We look at your sector, your regulatory framework and the areas that matter most to you.

02

Adapt

Catalogue and requirement lists are mapped onto your national rules; templates are localised and branded.

03

Handover

You receive a coherent, file-based documentation standard — ready to roll out across your projects.

Let's talk about your market.

Tell us which country and sector you have in mind — we'll show you what a bespoke LAD edition could look like.

Request an international briefing