Structural works.

Structural works are the base of everything AHMA builds: they give a building its form, its strength and its permanence. From foundations to superstructure, the company builds the entire load-bearing structure with its own teams and its own equipment: tower cranes, batching plants, formwork and earthmoving machinery. Nothing that touches the core of the building is subcontracted. Every footing, every column and every slab is poured, inspected and delivered in-house, to seismic design standards and to the most demanding public specifications.

This complete command of the structure, site after site, is what allows AHMA to meet both its deadlines and its quality standards on major works: hospitals, courthouses, barracks, sports and cultural facilities. By keeping structural works in-house, the company retains control of what matters most, the safety and durability of the finished work, and lays the foundations, literally and figuratively, for a building meant to stand for decades. That standard, set at the outset, is what makes the difference across every trade that follows.