our expertise
STRUCTURAL DESIGN
Structural design is the process of creating and analyzing the framework, support system, and load-bearing elements of a structure to ensure its stability, strength, and safety. It is a crucial aspect of civil engineering and architecture, as it lays the foundation for constructing buildings, bridges, dams, towers, and other infrastructure. We provide design for residential, commercial, and industrial structures.
Structural audit
A structural audit is a comprehensive and systematic evaluation of the structural integrity and safety of an existing building or structure. The primary purpose of a structural audit is to assess whether the building is capable of withstanding the loads and stresses it may encounter during its service life. This evaluation is crucial to identify any potential weaknesses, deterioration, or damage in the structure and to recommend necessary repairs or maintenance to ensure the safety of occupants and the public.
project management consultancy
Project Management Consultancy (PMC) is a service provided by professional consulting firms or individuals to assist clients in effectively managing and executing their projects. These projects can vary in scope and complexity, ranging from construction and infrastructure development to software development, business initiatives, or organizational change. The main objective of a project management consultancy is to ensure that projects are completed successfully, meeting their objectives within the defined constraints of time, cost, and quality.
structural strengthening / repair consultancy
Structural strengthening, also known as structural rehabilitation or retrofitting, refers to the process of enhancing the load-carrying capacity and overall structural integrity of an existing building or structure. The need for structural strengthening may arise due to several reasons, including changes in building codes, increased loads, deterioration over time, changes in building usage, or the discovery of structural deficiencies during an assessment.
The primary objective of structural strengthening is to ensure that the building or structure can withstand the loads it may encounter during its service life, especially in cases where the original design or construction is no longer sufficient to meet modern safety standards or usage requirements.