[ Who We Are ]

History

Founded in 1977, we have accumulated over 30 years of on-site construction, consultancy and observation experience to back our design efforts. Our methods and practices are tested and reviewed on site where performance can be evaluated. In this way, we are able to provide creative designs for environment-friendly and socially responsible residential, commercial and public projects.
Examples from our portfolio includes; Airports, VIP lounges, Commercial Buildings, Offices and Exclusive Residences.

[ EEGMA ]

Who We Are

We believe that perfection is god and inhuman, what we are working on and can actually reach is to become the best among the consultancies that existed, are already, and yet to come.

Our Vision

EEGMA strives to deliver its engineering services in their most timely and utmost beauty, while surely satisfying their clients.

Mission Statment

Designers and technicians working with the best possible resources and administrative support, in an atmosphere of calm creativity and empowered teamwork.

Role in Society
[ How it works ]

Getting to know better

WHAT DOES AN ARCHITECT ACTUALLY DO?

An Architect is a professional designer who plans and design all types of buildings, which are essential part of the everyday human lives. We as humans live, work, shop and do everyday activities inside those inspired designed buildings. Generally, architects play a great role in the building construction process. In Addition to the design, he is responsible for much more than the artistic phase.

WHY DO I NEED AN ARCHITECT?

An architect will help you determine exactly what you need and come up with inventive ideas to solve even the most complex design problems.

Truly good design will inspire, delight and provide a life enhancing environment for decades. Whether it’s a modern extension, a period restoration or a new building, there will be architects whose ideas and creativity will help to realize and even exceed your aspirations.

WHAT ARE THE DESIGN PROCESSES?

The design of any project involves four main stages:

Schematic Design; During this first stage of the design process, architects meet with clients, learn project needs, assess the construction sites, and develop their overall design.

Design Development; Once the clients have approved the design, the architects fill in the plans with finer details. At this stage, architects may collaborate with structural engineers, building codes, environmental regulations, and stage also incorporates interior design and, in some cases, landscape planning and other ordinances become particular areas of concern.

Construction Documents; Once the design is finalized, the architects prepare documents with full construction details that will enable the project to be built. These documents are the assembly instructions that the contractors will follow. Versions of the construction documents will be distributed to potential contractors so the contractors can estimate construction costs and bid on the job.

Construction Administration; Finally, the design becomes an actual construction project as the building is built. Depending on the nature of the architectural firm, the preferences of the client, and local jurisdictional rules, architects will be involved at this stage in different ways. In some cases, they convert into a consulting role. In others, they directly manage the subcontractors on behalf of the client. In almost every case, questions can arise during construction that will require the architects to generate new materials, addendums to the existing construction documents that correct or clarify details so that the building can be completed as designed.

CAN YOU WORK WITH CLIENT’S LONG DISTANCES?

If the client and architect are in the same proximity and the project is distant, the design process is very similar to a local project; meetings are held in the office, drawings and models are shared, and conversations are handled in real time.

 If, on the other hand, the client and project are both distant, the design process must find alternate ways to convey intent and promote dialogue despite the distance. New technologies regarding architectural software programs, have helped to streamline this process, as have basic communication technologies, such as screen sharing and cloud computing.

[ our professionals ]

Meet Our Skilled Team

Robert Cooper

Robert Cooper

[ Finance Manager ]
Olivia Peterson

Olivia Peterson

[ CEO of Company ]
Amalia Bruno

Amalia Bruno

[ Interior Designer ]
Katie Doyle

Katie Doyle

[ Interior Designer ]
Andrew Kinzer

Andrew Kinzer

[ CEO of Company ]
Anna Richmond

Anna Richmond

[ Marketing Manager ]
Christina Torres

Christina Torres

[ Company Founder ]
Jesica Lina

Jesica Lina

[ Marketing Manager ]
[ testimonials ]

What People Say

"You will never fake the feeling of being in such a place. The live minimalism base on the natural materials & alive unprocessed."
Anna Paulina
Client of Company
"You will never fake the feeling of being in such a place. The live minimalism base on the natural materials & alive unprocessed."
Pablo Gusterio
Client of Company
"You will never fake the feeling of being in such a place. The live minimalism base on the natural materials & alive unprocessed."
Kristina Lee
Client of Company