Reinforced concrete execution across Beirut, Mount Lebanon, the Chouf, and the South, plus strengthening on buildings already standing.
Structural work is the part of a build that cannot be corrected cheaply later. Once a frame is up and loaded, changing it means jacketing, cutting, or demolition. The value is in getting the steel, the cover, and the pour right the first time, and holding the records that show it.
We work from the consultant approved structural drawings, prepare shop drawings and bar bending schedules against them, and raise technical queries where a detail does not suit the site. Structural works can be taken as a standalone package or as part of a full contracting appointment.
Isolated and raft footings, tie beams, and substructure walls, set out and cast against the approved structural drawings. Below-ground waterproofing goes on before backfill.
Reinforced concrete retaining walls for the sloped plots common across the Chouf and Mount Lebanon. Drainage behind the wall is built in as part of the works.
The reinforced concrete frame, floor by floor. Formwork, steel fixing, and pour sequence are planned together, and service openings are agreed with the MEP drawings before the pour.
Work on frames already standing, where loads have changed, an opening has been cut through a structural element, or the concrete has deteriorated.
Steel checked against the bar bending schedule before the pour, cover verified, and cube samples taken for testing. Records are kept per element.
A selection of our recent work demonstrating precision craftsmanship and architectural excellence across the Chouf, Mount Lebanon, and Beirut.
With over 20 years of combined experience across Beirut, the Chouf, and Mount Lebanon, our engineering firm has the expertise to bring your vision to life. Let's create something extraordinary together.
Our team is based in Baakleen, Chouf, and works with clients across Beirut, Mount Lebanon, and beyond. Reach out for a free consultation — we'd love to hear about your project.
A pour cannot wait for someone to drive up from Beirut. Our engineers and yard are already in the mountains, which is the practical case for using us on a Chouf or Mount Lebanon site.
