Constructed Facilities

Constructed facilities are buildings or structures created for specific purposes, such as offices, hospitals, schools, or factories. They are designed and built through planning, engineering, and construction processes to meet functional needs and safety standards. These facilities often involve various systems like electrical, plumbing, and HVAC to ensure they operate efficiently and comfortably. Essentially, constructed facilities provide the physical spaces needed for businesses, organizations, and communities to operate and serve their goals, combining architecture and engineering to design spaces that are safe, durable, and fit for their intended use.