The asphalt layer ensures smooth and safe access for vehicles and users, defines the movement logic around the building, and offers long-lasting durability under various weather conditions. Prior to asphalting, the terrain was carefully leveled and a base layer was applied to ensure a stable and resilient foundation.

In addition to main traffic zones, attention is paid to finishing touches – curbs, drainage channels, and connection details. The goal is to create a clean, functional, and safe exterior that aligns with the high technical standards of the hall.

Asphalting marks the completion of exterior construction works, with final inspections and possible landscaping to follow. In our next blog, we will cover the functional organization of outdoor spaces and traffic surface markings.

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After the completion of the structural frame and the building taking on its final exterior shape, the next key phase begins – interior works. This stage marks the transformation of the construction into a fully functional and technologically adapted space, ready for daily use.

Interior works include a wide range of precise and coordinated tasks: from the construction of internal partition walls, insulation, and technical installations, to the final finishing of floors, lighting, and ventilation systems. Each step is carefully planned to meet the highest standards of quality and safety. Special attention is given to the technical infrastructure – electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems – which form the backbone of the building’s functionality.

This phase also introduces an aesthetic layer – final finishes, colours, and textures that give the space its character and identity. At the same time, interior works represent the final milestone before technical inspection and operational readiness.

To ensure optimal execution, all processes are monitored with a high level of quality control and close coordination between teams. The next blog will cover the final flooring systems, lighting, and preparation of the space for furnishing.

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After completing the excavations, the construction of the hall moves on to a new phase – concreting the footings and reinforced concrete cups. This step provides a solid base for the future structure.

Preparing and reinforcing the foundations is crucial for the hall’s load-bearing capacity. By using high-quality materials and precise construction techniques, we ensure the hall will be durable and resistant to external influences. Our commitment to quality guarantees that the hall will be safe and functional for many years to come.

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Gelax has taken a significant step in its business – the construction of its own hall, which will serve not only for internal needs but also for leasing to other companies. The first phase of this ambitious project involves earthworks and excavations.

Precise excavations are creating the foundation for a stable and long-lasting structure. This crucial step ensures the safety, load-bearing capacity, and durability of the hall. With modern machinery and a skilled team, the work is progressing according to plan, and we will soon move on to the next phase – concreting.

The next blog will provide more details about the foundation construction and reinforced concrete cups.

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