Strength, precisely considered
Steel structures
Structural thinking. Architectural possibility.
Discuss your requirements
The solution
Strength, precisely considered
From functional industrial buildings to exposed architectural elements, steel requires careful coordination between design, fabrication and installation. KMIT’s construction capabilities cover structural design, connection detailing, material take-offs and coordinated steelwork packages.
WHAT WE BRING
Scope & capabilities
3D modelling, detailing and material take-offs
Pre-engineered building solutions
Architectural steel, roof and wall cladding
Where it works
Made for the way a space is used.
- Factories, warehouses and showrooms
- Commercial and institutional buildings
- Canopies and exposed structural elements
PRACTICAL VALUE
Built around your priorities.
Consider structural requirements and architectural intent together. Coordinated drawings, connection details and material planning help establish a clearer path from design review to fabrication and installation.
FROM BRIEF TO SCOPE
A considered approach.
Understand
Review the structural brief and architectural interfaces.
Coordinate
Develop coordinated details and material requirements.
Plan
Align fabrication and installation with the project sequence.
Relevant sectors
In your project’s context.
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
Technical resources
Construction capabilities
Construction, structural steel and technical building services in one reference.
USEFUL TO KNOW
Your questions, answered.
What steel building systems can be discussed?
KMIT’s construction profile includes pre-engineered buildings, hot-rolled steel, architecturally exposed steel and roof and wall cladding. System selection is subject to project design requirements.
What information is needed for a steelwork enquiry?
Provide architectural and structural drawings where available, intended use, site location, cladding requirements and programme. Identify any exposed elements that require a particular finish.
EXPLORE FURTHER
Connected capabilities
From requirement to execution
