
We inspect existing buildings to identify root causes of deterioration, structural pathologies, capacity loss, or construction deficiencies—using visual inspections, non-destructive testing, and advanced computational modeling.

We develop tailored repair strategies for damaged elements (beams, columns, slabs, foundations) using techniques such as jacketing, epoxy injection, structural welding, supplemental steel, or FRP (Fiber-Reinforced Polymers).

We redesign structural systems to meet current seismic and design code requirements, addressing load increases, global stability, or change of use—integrating new structural elements as needed (e.g., frames, diaphragms, shear walls).

We modify existing structures to accommodate new functions, layout changes, or vertical/horizontal additions—evaluating residual capacity and reinforcing original elements as required.

We execute discrete, reversible reinforcements in heritage buildings—using hidden or architecturally integrated solutions that preserve the cultural and visual integrity of the structure.

We propose strategies to reduce structural demand, such as replacing heavy materials with lightweight alternatives (steel, composites, lightweight slabs), improving overall performance and load distribution.

We apply nonlinear analysis and structural modeling tools to simulate real behavior, identify critical zones, and validate rehabilitation strategies with quantitative data.

We design, evaluate, and rehabilitate structural and non-structural facade systems—curtain walls, anchored cladding, prefabricated panels, ventilated facades—addressing wind loads, structural support, thermal performance, and material aging.

We analyze and redesign deteriorated anchors, subframes, and fasteners that pose safety risks—implementing modern solutions that meet current standards and ensure long-term performance.

Extending the life of existing structures is one of the most effective ways to lower the environmental impact of construction materials. At KATECH, we promote rehabilitation as a sustainable alternative to demolition—significantly reducing embodied carbon in the built environment.
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