Architectural Design

Focuses on the project's architectural function, selecting appropriate design types and materials, and creatively producing plans. This includes considering aesthetic appeal, functionality, and sustainability to ensure the design aligns with the client's vision and environmental standards.

Interior Design

Analyzes the internal functionality of spaces, ranging from classic to modern designs, to meet client requirements. This involves selecting color schemes, furniture, lighting, and decor to create a cohesive and functional interior environment that reflects the client's style and needs.

Landscape Design

Examines urban plans, building distribution, public facilities, and landscaping, considering site, directions, and building rates. This includes designing outdoor spaces that enhance the natural environment, improve usability, and integrate seamlessly with the surrounding architecture.

Structural Design

Studies, models, and analyzes reinforced concrete and steel structures, including earthquake-resistant buildings, using advanced software. This ensures the structural integrity and safety of the building, taking into account load-bearing capacities, material strengths, and environmental factors.

Electrical Design

Evaluates electrical loads, designs panels and wiring diagrams, and develops high and low current systems, including solar energy systems. This involves ensuring efficient power distribution, safety compliance, and integration of renewable energy sources to optimize energy use.

Mechanical Design

Studies water supply and sewage networks, and designs air conditioning, heating, ventilation, air compressors, and pump systems. This includes creating systems that ensure optimal indoor air quality, temperature control, and efficient water management for both residential and commercial buildings.

Safety Design

Develops integrated designs for public safety, including fire management, evacuation systems, and surveillance camera systems. This involves implementing advanced technologies and protocols to ensure the safety and security of occupants and property.

Building Information Modeling (BIM)

Utilizes building information as an integrated unit across all engineering disciplines, managed through REVIT for high efficiency. This collaborative approach allows for real-time updates, improved coordination, and enhanced project management throughout the design and construction phases.