Building Renovation & Rehabilitation
SERVICES

Building Renovation & Rehabilitation

Specialized building renovation and rehabilitation services for existing facilities, including repairs, refurbishment, architectural upgrades, and building system improvements based on existing conditions and project requirements.

Scope

ROSCO provides Building Renovation & Rehabilitation services for existing buildings and facilities, focusing on repairing deteriorated elements, upgrading components, improving building condition, and preparing facilities for continued or renewed use.

Existing Building Rehabilitation

Renovation and rehabilitation works include reviewing existing conditions, identifying required repairs, and executing corrective, refurbishment, and upgrade works according to the project scope and approved specifications.

Works may include concrete repairs, masonry and surface treatment, façade works, interior and exterior refurbishment, and the upgrade or replacement of selected building systems and services where included within the project scope.

Improving Building Condition and Readiness

ROSCO organizes rehabilitation activities according to the condition and intended use of the facility, coordinating structural, architectural, MEP, and existing building services works.

The service is suitable for residential, commercial, administrative, service, and other existing facilities requiring repair, refurbishment, upgrading, or rehabilitation before continued or renewed use.

Scope Details

The Building Renovation & Rehabilitation scope covers repair, refurbishment, and upgrade works according to the condition of the facility and project requirements, including:

  • Assessment of existing elements and building components within the project scope.
  • Repair and treatment of deteriorated concrete elements.
  • Crack, surface, and visible defect treatment according to existing conditions.
  • Repair and rehabilitation of masonry, partitions, and surfaces.
  • Façade and external element rehabilitation.
  • Refurbishment of floors, ceilings, painting, and interior finishes.
  • Repair or replacement of doors, windows, and architectural elements.
  • Upgrade or replacement of selected electrical and mechanical systems within the project scope.
  • Improvement and refurbishment of building services and utilities.
  • Repair and rehabilitation of damaged or aging areas.
  • Inspection, completion of observations, and preparation for renewed use or handover.

Capabilities

ROSCO supports building renovation and rehabilitation projects through integrated repair and refurbishment capabilities, including:

  • Existing Condition Assessment: Reviewing existing components and defining the required repair and rehabilitation scope.
  • Structural Repairs: Delivering repair and treatment works for concrete and structural elements within the project scope.
  • Façade Rehabilitation: Repairing and refurbishing building façades and external elements.
  • Architectural Refurbishment: Upgrading interior and exterior finishes according to design and use requirements.
  • Building Systems Upgrades: Coordinating upgrades or replacements of existing electrical, mechanical, and building services where required.
  • Work in Existing Facilities: Organizing construction activities while considering existing conditions and building components.
  • Multidisciplinary Coordination: Integrating structural, architectural, and MEP works during rehabilitation.
  • Quality Control: Monitoring repair and refurbishment quality and completing required inspections and observations before handover.

Process

ROSCO follows a structured methodology for existing building renovation and rehabilitation projects:

  1. Building Assessment: Reviewing existing conditions and identifying components requiring repair or upgrading.
  2. Planning: Establishing the work sequence and identifying resources, materials, and execution methods suitable for site conditions.
  3. Repair Works: Executing corrective and repair works for deteriorated structural and architectural elements.
  4. Refurbishment and Upgrading: Completing finishes, façade works, and building system upgrades within the project scope.
  5. Coordination: Coordinating new works with existing components and minimizing construction interfaces and conflicts.
  6. Inspection and Quality Control: Reviewing completed works, conducting required inspections, and addressing observations.
  7. Handover: Completing works, final cleaning, and preparing rehabilitated areas for renewed use or handover.