Site
Site information and initial assessment.
PNVTEAM GROUP
Residential reconstruction
Transforming an existing house starts with its structural condition and the feasibility of changes. Strengthening, extension and modernization decisions follow an assessment.
Adapting an existing home
Reconstruction can adapt a house to new needs: a different layout, more space, renewed structures and building services. First, it is necessary to understand what was built, what was changed previously and which proposals are feasible.
Survey before design decisions
Measurements and inspection are compared with available drawings. Foundations, walls, floors, roofs and services are assessed. New openings, extensions and changes in loading are considered in the design before demolition starts.
Organising the work
If the home remains occupied, access, separation of work areas and temporary service connections need to be agreed separately. Prepare plans, photographs of problem areas and a list of proposed changes for the initial enquiry.
Coordinating changes to a home
When updating a home, first list what needs to be retained, replaced or altered. Plans and photographs of the existing condition help connect room changes with heating, plumbing and electrical installations.
Material on renovation and services upgrades helps define removal work, new installations and subsequent finishes. Any proposed structural intervention is considered separately from replacing finishes. The scope is established after reviewing the individual building.
Our process
From a site to a working property
Concept
Requirements, intended use and constraints.
Design
Architectural and technical design.
Cost estimate
Scope, phases and budget.
Construction
Organizing and carrying out the work.
Building services
Building systems, utilities and their coordination.
Technology
Metering, automation and digital systems.
Operation
Maintenance and operational provisions.
Scope of work
Review of available information
Gather existing documentation and clarify the property’s status and constraints.
Technical assessment
Identify the assessments needed before deciding on structural interventions.
Agreement on design decisions
Align proposed changes with the building’s condition and permitted scope.
Agreed structural work
Delivery follows an agreed design, defined intervention limits and staged inspections.
Building services upgrades
Coordinate new building services with existing systems and structures.
Finishing and handover
Finishing and handover are defined around the work actually delivered.
The final scope and responsibilities are agreed in the contract. The stages below do not mean that every item is automatically included in the price.
Supporting topics
PNVTEAM GROUP
Specialist expertise working together on your project
PNVTEAM GROUP is a construction group that brings together the specialists and expertise required for each project. Scope, responsibilities and engagement terms are agreed for each assignment.
PNVTeam
Integrated delivery and coordination.
Learn more →MultiStyle
Architecture, planning and design.
Learn more →StroyAudit
Construction audit and technical analysis.
Learn more →Frequently asked questions
Send a brief description and any information you already have. After the initial contact, we will agree on the material needed and the next step.
The final scope and responsibilities are agreed in the contract. The stages below do not mean that every item is automatically included in the price.
Warranty terms depend on the contract and type of work.
Discuss your project
Start with a brief description or send us your existing design or cost estimate.