Projects
A closer look at the project types, delivery stages, and technical workflows we support across architecture, engineering, and BIM documentation.
Structural analysis and design were carried out for new reinforced concrete floor slabs and the steel roof framework. The engineering solutions and drawings were developed based on a highly detailed BIM structural model created from a scanned point cloud.
The building was divided into five sections and developed in collaboration with several structural engineering firms under a tight construction schedule. Structural verification calculations were carried out and a detailed BIM structural model was developed for the sports wing, which includes a children’s swimming pool. For the main part of the building, featuring two concert halls, a structural BIM model was created and coordinated with the HVAC systems.
Structural verification calculations were carried out for both the new extension and the existing building. A structural BIM model was developed and coordinated with the building services to ensure the accurate integration of all systems while accounting for the existing structures.
Structural verification calculations were carried out for the building frame. A structural BIM model was developed and coordinated with the building services to ensure the accurate integration of all systems.
An eight-storey residential building with two entrance cores and two underground parking levels. The building features a reinforced concrete structural frame, aerated concrete infill walls, and brick façades inspired by the historic architecture of Yekaterinoslav.
A 111-room Fairfield by Marriott hotel developed in accordance with the brand's architectural standards and design requirements. The hospitality project includes guest accommodation, public areas, back-of-house facilities, and supporting building services integrated into a coordinated design.
The project involves the adaptive reuse of an existing parking structure into a mixed-use development comprising five residential towers with apartments, hotel accommodation, sports facilities, restaurant spaces, and offices. The existing structure was largely retained and integrated into the new scheme, with selective demolition enabling the insertion of new building volumes.
The project involves the development of two cabin types for a ski resort in Utah, each designed as a condominium comprising three rentable condo units. Architectural documentation was developed for the construction phase based on the established design, focusing on coordinated construction drawings and technical documentation.
The project focuses on the development of six Casita typologies for a resort village, designed in response to the desert landscape, site conditions, and programmatic requirements. The Casitas comprise two-, three-, and four-bedroom residential units, with typologies developed to address variations in orientation, privacy, and views within the natural environment.