Strata Engineering Solutions — Engineered to stand. Optimised to build.

A raft that doesn't sink.

Every landmark begins where the loads end. We engineer the ground to carry the structure, instead of burying budget in an oversized raft.

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Our edge — micro-piling + ground anchoring control settlement, so the raft is thinner and sinkless. Typical practice pours a heavy, conservative raft; we make the ground do the work.

0 mm settlement, controlled indicative

Towers to ground, one clean path.

A retail podium wraps a vast central atrium. Above it, the towers land on a tighter grid — and where the grids meet, the loads have to change direction.

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Our edge — we design the transfer structure so both towers land cleanly on the podium, with staged-construction analysis so nothing is overstressed while it is being built.

Two towers. Families, not one-offs.

A fuller elliptical tower and a slimmer cylindrical one climb floor by floor — each plate a repeating family of beams and columns.

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The contractor win — fewer unique sections means formwork is reused floor after floor, not re-bought and wasted. The floor cycle gets faster and the budget gets leaner.

0× formwork reuse · floor after floor indicative

Occupied sky, spanning two towers.

Near the top, the two towers are joined by a double-height occupied sky-bridge — the structure's signature, and its hardest engineering problem.

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Our edge — a cantilevered, double-height sky-bridge tying two towers that want to sway on their own. Performance-based lateral design (EN 1998 / ASCE 7) keeps it stiff and serviceable.

0 double-height levels · occupied bridge indicative

Less steel. Clash-free in Revit.

We rationalise sections to cut steel tonnage at full code compliance, and model the whole structure in Autodesk Revit — clash-checked against architecture and services before a bar is bent.

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The site win — a clash-free BIM model means fewer RFIs and fewer expensive reworks when the structure meets the real world.

−0% steel tonnage vs conventional indicative

The most economical tower to build is the one engineered to be built — not just to stand.”

Prof. Dr Qaisar Ali · Founder & Technical Principal

Where the cost comes out

Built for less — without taking safety out.

Every stage you scrolled through is a place we take cost out, not safety. Here is where the savings come from.

−15–25%Raft concrete vs a conventional oversized raftmicro-piling · indicative

3–4Section families instead of dozens of one-offsreused formwork · indicative

−10–18%Steel tonnage from rationalised sectionsoptimised · indicative

fewer RFIsFrom a clash-checked Revit BIM modelcoordination · indicative

Indicative figures — representative of our optimisation across projects; confirmed per project at design stage.

Stage	Typical practice	Strata
Foundation	Heavy, conservative raft	Micro-piled, anchored, sinkless
Transfer	Ad-hoc, late coordination	Designed + staged-construction checked
Sections	Many unique one-offs	A few repeating families
The bridge	Brute-forced steel	Performance-based, tuned lateral system
Coordination	2D drawings, clashes on site	Clash-free Revit BIM model
Review	Checked in the same office	Independent Category III, stamped

Autodesk Revit · BIMETABSSAFEEurocodeACI 318AISC 360ASCE 7EN 1998

Led by senior structural authority

Judgement you can put your name next to.

Prof. Dr Qaisar Ali

Founder & Technical Principal

A structural and earthquake engineer with more than thirty years of practice, research and teaching — performance-based seismic design, retrofit and forensic investigation across EN 1998, ASCE 7 and ASCE 41.

Dr Muhammad Hassan Khan

Chief Executive Officer

Leads Strata's strategy, client relationships and design-build delivery, pairing senior engineering judgement with a disciplined, internationally-benchmarked delivery model.

When the structure must be right — and built for less — get an independent opinion.

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Engineered to stand. Optimised to build.

A raft that doesn't sink.

Towers to ground, one clean path.

Two towers. Families, not one-offs.

Occupied sky, spanning two towers.

Less steel. Clash-free in Revit.

Category III review. Stamped.

Built for less — without taking safety out.

Judgement you can put your name next to.

When the structure must be right — and built for less — get an independent opinion.