Construction of Industrial and Civil Facilities

Construction of Industrial and Civil Facilities is the process of designing, constructing, and commissioning buildings and structures for various purposes. These facilities are divided into different categories according to their capacity, height, and structural characteristics.

1. Capacity of 5,000 people and more

This category includes large-capacity stadiums, concert halls, public buildings, and facilities designed for use by large numbers of people. Safety, structural strength, and convenient movement of people are the main requirements for such buildings.

2. Capacity of up to 5,000 people

This group includes smaller residential, public, and administrative buildings. Functionality, safety, and ease of operation are taken into consideration during construction.

3. Height of 65 meters and more

This category includes high-rise buildings and special tall structures. The strength of load-bearing systems and resistance to wind and other external forces are of particular importance in the construction of such facilities.

4. Height of up to 65 meters

This group includes medium- and low-rise buildings. Construction focuses primarily on structural stability, ease of use, and compliance with construction standards.

5. Span of 24 meters and more

These structures are used in large industrial buildings, warehouses, and production facilities. Large-span structures require specialized load-bearing systems and strong structural components.

6. Span of up to 24 meters

This category includes industrial and civil facilities with smaller spans. Such structures are built using standard structural solutions and are used for various purposes.