Five kinds of work, from the reinforcement in the ground to the tiles on the floor. Each one is shown in our own projects and site photographs.
Residential buildings planned around stilt parking at ground level and floors of flats above, with balconies, exterior lighting and a considered elevation.
See it in: Ishan Tower
Buildings that earn from the street and house people above it: retail frontage on the ground floor, residential floors over it and usable roof space at the top.
See it in: Ishan Heights
Houses built to a defined elevation, whether classical or contemporary. The render is the reference for the work on site, through structure, openings and exterior finishes.
See it in: Classical-façade residence
The part of the building nobody sees once it is finished. Footing pits are excavated and levelled, reinforcement meshes and column cages are tied, and the frame rises from there.
See it in: Photos from site
Turning a structure into rooms people can live in: floor and wall tiling, false ceilings with recessed lights, kitchen platforms, bathrooms, doors and electrical fittings.
See it in: Flat walkthrough
The services above follow one another on site in four stages: drawn, founded, framed, finished.
Our projects start as a full 3D elevation, so materials, lighting and proportions are agreed before anything is built.
Footings are excavated, levelled and reinforced. Meshes and column cages go in before any concrete is poured.
The concrete frame and masonry rise, then openings, grilles and exterior finishes bring the elevation to life.
Flooring, ceilings, lighting, kitchens and bathrooms turn the structure into rooms ready to be lived in.
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