Months 1–3
Foundations
We excavate, bore piles down to hard strata and pour the raft in one continuous pour, so the building starts on rock rather than hope.
- 20 bored piles
- 900 mm raft
- Basement retaining walls
How we work
A programme you can hold us to
From the first site survey to the day you get the keys, here is exactly what happens and when.
Months 3–7
Structure
Columns, slabs and the lift core rise on a seven-day floor cycle. Every pour is cube-tested before the next level goes up.
- 7-day floor cycle
- M40 concrete
- Cube tests per pour
Months 6–9
Services
Fire sprinklers, water, drainage, ducts and cable trays go in floor by floor and are pressure-tested before any ceiling closes over them.
- Sprinkler mains
- Chilled-water risers
- HVAC ductwork
Months 7–10
Envelope
Unitised glass façade panels are craned in and sealed from the ground up. Once the last panel is in, the building is weathertight and finishes can start.
- Unitised curtain wall
- Double-glazed low-E
- Water test per bay
Months 11–12
Handover
The crane comes down, the plaza and planting go in, systems are commissioned and you get the keys with as-built drawings and 12 months of defects cover.
- Commissioning
- As-built drawings
- 12-month defects cover
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How a project runs
A programme you can hold us to
A typical 12-month mid-rise job. You get this chart on day one, updated every Friday until handover.
1
Site survey
Topography, soil tests, existing services
2
Design & estimate
Drawings, BOQ and a fixed quote
3
Approvals
Permits, NOCs and sanctioned plans
4
Construction
Structure, envelope, services, finishes
5
Handover
Snagging, as-built drawings, warranty
Every Friday
What lands in your inbox each week
Progress report
Work done, work planned and any issue that needs your decision.
Updated programme
The Gantt chart, re-baselined only with your written approval.
Quality records
Cube test results, inspection sign-offs and material approvals.
Safety log
Man-hours, toolbox talks, near misses and corrective actions.
Questions
About timelines and reporting
What happens if the programme slips?
We tell you the same week, with the cause and a recovery plan. Contracts include liquidated damages, so a late handover costs us, not you.
Can I visit the site?
Yes, any time with 24 hours' notice. We also run a monthly site walk with your team.
Who is my point of contact?
One project manager, named in the contract, from survey to handover.
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