The project Article ally responsible for aspects such as aesthetic, dimensional, occupant comfort and fire safety. When a pre-engineered building is selected for a project, the Architect accepts conditions inherent in the manufacturer's product offerings for aspects such as materials, colours, structural form, dimensional modularity, etc. Despite the existence of the manufacturer's standard assembly details, the Architect remains responsible to ensure that the manufacturer's product and assembly is consistent with the building code requirements (e.g. continuity of air/vapour retarders, insulation, rain screen; size and location of exits; fire rated assemblies) and occupant/owner expectations. Many jurisdictions recognize the distinction between the project engineer, sometimes called the Engineer of Record, and the manufacturer's employee or subcontract engineer, sometimes called a speciality engineer.

The principle differences between these two entities on a project are the limits of commercial obligation, professional responsibility and liability.

The structural Engineer of Record is responsible to specify the design parameters for the project (e.g. materials, loads, design standards, service limits) and to ensure that the element and assembly designs By others are consistent in the global context of the finished building. The speciality engineer is responsible to design only those elements which the manufacturer is commercially obligated to supply (e.g. by contract) and to communicate the assembly procedures, design assumptions and responses, to the extent that the design relies on or affects work by others, to the Engineer of Record - usually described in the manufacturer's erection drawings and assembly manuals. The manufacturer produces an engineered product however, does not typically provide engineering services to the project. In the context described, the Architect and Engineer of Record are the designers of the building and bear ultimate responsibility for the performance of the completed work. A buyer should be aware of the project professional distinctions when developing the project plan.

a) Our Company is designing all the design according to the all-International codes like IBC, NFPA, ACI…
b) Design of residential, commercial, Administrative and Industrial buildings.
c) Urban planning and Design projects.
d) Landscaping and exterior design for gardens, parks, residential houses, administrative buildings etc.
e) Interior designs
f) Design of water supply system for Buildings.
g) Design of electrical systems for building.
h) Preparation of refurbishment plan and design for damaged buildings.