Design and construction of buildings

Building design is a comprehensive process that includes architectural design, structural design, mechanical and electrical systems, and detailed execution planning. In architecture, the overall form, layouts, space planning, and aesthetics of the building are defined. In structural design, the framework and load-bearing system are determined based on engineering principles and codes. Mechanical and electrical design covers HVAC systems, plumbing, ventilation, boiler rooms, lighting, and power distribution. This process ensures that all components of the building are precisely defined and fully coordinated before construction begins.

Residential, commercial, office, and multipurpose complexes designed and constructed according to modern standards, high quality, and smart building technologies.

By applying modern structural strengthening techniques such as FRP laminates and steel or concrete jacketing, safety and structural integrity are significantly improved.

It involves technical assessment, redesign, obtaining permits, and implementing structural and architectural modifications in line with the new intended use.

To answer this question, several factors must be considered: Type of renovation: Is it a complete renovation (including demolition, interior finishes, flooring, cabinetry, etc.) or just minor repairs?
Area: The total floor area or specific spaces (e.g., roof gardens) play a significant role. Quality of materials: Will the renovation be economical, standard, or luxury? The choice of cabinetry, wall finishes, flooring, and lighting determines the cost level.
Project location: Design and execution costs are usually higher in large cities or areas with limited accessibility.