Working with what exists.
Building rehabilitation
Interventions in buildings, façades and common areas, considering asset condition and ongoing use.
01 / THE SCOPE
Defined work. Organised execution.
An existing building requires an understanding of substrates, junctions and access. Planning begins with what can be verified and the available technical assessments.
Works considered in the assessment
- Façade and finish works based on the technical assessment
- Interventions in common areas and finishing elements
- Phased organisation in occupied assets
Responsibilities and boundaries
Technical diagnosis, structural interventions, asbestos work and other regulated specialisms require professionals and qualifications that must be verified before inclusion.
02 / THE CONTEXT
Who it is for. What we need to know.
Owners, property managers and technical teams responsible for existing buildings.
Information that helps assessment
- Building condition and available technical documentation
- Users, operating hours and areas that must remain open
- Access, protection and intervention restrictions
If information is missing, let us know. Assessment will help define the next steps.
03 / HOW IT IS ORGANISED
From scope to handover.
- 01
Review assessments and existing constraints
- 02
Define zones, phases and protection
- 03
Carry out work with substrate checks
- 04
Review junctions, finishes and completion of each phase
Before starting.
Can the building remain occupied?
This depends on the intervention. Compatibility with occupants and operations must be assessed before agreeing phases or dates.
Is building defect diagnosis included?
It is not assumed to be included. Necessary documentation and diagnosis are defined with the project’s technical lead.
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