Because of factors such as the environment and weather during a construction process, accurate control of schedule at completion (SAC) is often difficult. Builders must rely on past experience to predict the project duration. Thus, they often cannot react punctually to factors affecting the construction duration or predict objectively the SAC by using the project’s current progress. This study developed an SAC inference model for building structure using the basis evolutionary artificial intelligence - Symbiotic Organisms Search-Least Squares Support Vector Machine (SOS-LSSVM). Through training with these historical cases, it was used to map the relationships between the input variables and the cost of construction work to be completed.The learning results indicated good performance, with Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) of less than 0.03, a Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE) of less than 10% , d a Mean Absolute Error (MAE) of less than 3% and a correlation of 0.99, proving the SOS-LSSVM model as more reliable than the currently prevailing method. In case study, the proposed model for provides more accurate results for assisting managers with schedule and cost management.