Nodes & Links compared both schedule versions across all 4,857 modified tasks and found the real problem: it wasn’t on the critical path at all. A set of activities that had appeared safe, with buffer to spare, had quietly used up all that buffer and were now pushing the finish date back. The biggest culprit was the curtain wall, the building’s external cladding.
Until the facade is weathertight, none of the internal fit-out or systems testing can begin, making it the true controlling constraint even though it never showed up as critical. Two further delay clusters were identified: the HV Switchroom (47 days) and the Diesel Generator systems (19 days).
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