Monolithic Foundation and Underground Part

Construction of Bases and Deep Reinforced Concrete Structures

Reinforced concrete structures below the zero mark form the load-bearing base of the building and absorb a significant part of the loads from the frame, soil, water, and operational impacts. This area includes foundation slabs, pile caps, underground walls, parking structures, technical floors, and other structures that determine the stability of the entire facility.

Works are carried out according to the project and require precise coordination with earthworks, sheet piling, piling, and waterproofing works. At the site, the base is prepared, reinforcement is installed, formwork is set up, embedded parts, technological outlets, and engineering penetrations are installed. After checking geometry and reinforcement cages, concreting is performed with control over the mixture, compaction, and concrete curing.

For the customer, what matters is not just the concrete itself, but a predictable result: maintained levels, design load-bearing capacity, readiness of structures for subsequent construction stages, and absence of gaps between adjacent works. We can perform such monolithic works as a separate stage or as part of comprehensive facility construction, where unified production and schedule management is required.