Life built through engineering.
A road, a healthcare building, a production facility or water infrastructure: each project meets a different need. Gelecek İnşaat considers the implications of these needs for design, ground conditions, structures and technical systems together.
We bring our infrastructure and building experience together with the engineering disciplines required by energy, tourism and industrial investments. A project's use, technical scope and execution conditions are the starting point for our approach.
- Urban and transport infrastructure
- Water and environmental structures
- Healthcare, education and living spaces
- Tourism and production facilities
Engineering experience from different geographies.
Türkiye and Central Asia
Building, transport and water infrastructure work in Türkiye, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan forms an engineering experience spanning different terrain and conditions of use.
The Caucasus and neighbouring markets
Technical work in Georgia, Turkmenistan and Saudi Arabia adds to the geographical diversity of this experience. Each project's local conditions underpin site and execution decisions.
The engineering behind the structure.
A project is defined by more than its size. The terrain it crosses, the water it carries, the people it accommodates and the production within it change engineering decisions. We apply our infrastructure and building experience according to these different needs.
Considering the whole road.
Rehabilitation of regional road networks is an integrated scope of work extending from excavation and fill to base courses, asphalt surfacing and bridges. Footpaths, bus stops and drainage in settlements along the road, and slope and flood protection in rural and mountainous sections, become parts of the same project.
Regional road works in Uzbekistan and mountain roads in Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan are different examples of this scope. Rehabilitation of existing bridges and construction of new crossings are considered alongside changing ground and water conditions along the route. Road signs, barriers and lighting complement construction with the requirements of use.
- Road formation
- Excavation, fill, base courses and asphalt surfacing.
- Civil engineering structures
- Bridges, viaducts, culverts, retaining structures and drainage structures.
- Use
- Pedestrian connections, signage, stops and road safety features.
Connecting the movement of water with the needs of life.
In irrigation projects, how water is distributed across the land and how excess water is removed matter as much as conveying it from the source. Lined and earth canals, prefabricated flumes, PE pipes, siphons, settling basins and crossing structures are planned together with surface and subsurface drainage. Land levelling and remediation of ground settlement support the operation of this network on site.
At urban scale, we consider wastewater and stormwater networks in terms of their different collection and removal functions. The treatment plant is a separate technical component of an urban water project. Dam rehabilitation considers the behaviour of the existing structure, measurement systems, intake equipment, foundation strengthening and discharge structures together.
- Irrigation
- Distribution network, hydraulic crossings, drainage and land development.
- Urban water
- Construction of wastewater networks, separate stormwater networks and treatment plants.
- Rehabilitation
- Instrumentation, grouting, foundation strengthening, valve and spillway works.
The first layer of a reliable structure.
A transport route through mountainous terrain and the ground supporting oil storage tanks do not require the same engineering solution. Shotcrete, rock bolts, anchors and retaining structures are prominent on slopes; excavation, fill, geotextiles, geomembranes and reinforced concrete ring beams are prominent at tank sites.
These applications, determined by site conditions, manage the relationship between structural loads and ground behaviour. Ground engineering experience from road, water structure and energy facility projects allows us to assess protection, strengthening and construction decisions for different types of infrastructure together.
Systems where life unfolds.
A hospital's patient care areas, operating theatres and support spaces; a hotel's guest areas, service spaces and technical rooms; and a residential development's shared areas and connecting infrastructure have different patterns of use. Architectural, mechanical and electrical works are coordinated with the integration these arrangements require.
Across a scope extending from educational facilities, military accommodation and sports buildings to commercial areas, and from hotels to climate-controlled production facilities, we connect construction decisions to the facility's intended use. Specialised needs such as insulated production rooms and climate control systems require industrial buildings and production infrastructure to be considered together.
- Living and services
- Residential, hospital, educational, sports, commercial and shared spaces.
- Accommodation
- Hotels, thermal spa facilities, guesthouses and tourism buildings connected to marinas.
- Production
- Climate-controlled spaces, insulated rooms and technical operating infrastructure.
Projects from our engineering experience.
Work in Türkiye, Central Asia, the Caucasus and neighbouring markets brings together different scales and structure types. The information below describes project and construction scope during the periods indicated.
Regional road network rehabilitation
Earthworks, base courses, asphalt, drainage, bridge rehabilitation and new bridge construction across nine road sections. Footpaths, stops, barriers and signage are also part of the scope.
- total road length
- 141 km
- asphalt surfacing · approximately
- 165,984 tonnes
Regional roads · Phase I
Renewal of regional routes through earthworks, asphalt and base course works; coordinated execution of drainage, existing and new bridges, pedestrian connections and stops.
- total road length
- 102 km
- bus stops
- 51
Regional and local roads · Phase II
Road rehabilitation connecting local routes through excavation, base courses and asphalt, complemented by drainage channels and bridge works.
- total road length
- 48.5 km
Shourabad–Shagon mountain road
Road and bridge construction in challenging terrain descending from elevations above approximately 2,200 metres to 1,400 metres. Slope and flood protection, drainage, lighting and asphalt works were addressed within the same scope.
- route
- 40.7 km
- combined length over 1 km
- 9 bridges
Road and viaduct in mountainous terrain
Construction of a single-carriageway road with a nine-metre formation width, including one viaduct, four half-bridges, rock bolts, shotcrete, slope protection and drainage structures.
- road section
- 5.8 km
International road corridor rehabilitation
Renewal of the road formation and asphalt along the Osh–Sarytash–Irkeshtam route; bridge rehabilitation, slope and flood protection, drainage and lighting works.
- approximate route length
- 43 km
- rehabilitated bridges
- 14
Irrigation and land development · Phase I
Lined and earth canals, prefabricated flumes, surface and subsurface drainage, a PE pipe network and hydraulic structures. Irrigation infrastructure complemented by land levelling, ground settlement remediation and power lines.
- irrigated area
- 2,500 ha
Dam rehabilitation
Investigations and instrumentation, renewal of intake control equipment, grouting, foundation and scour protection; repairs to Howell–Bunger valves, the spillway and the discharge channel.
Treatment plant and urban networks
Construction of wastewater and stormwater lines of various diameters as part of the same project as the treatment plant. Network construction and treatment capacity come together in one environmental infrastructure project.
- wastewater lines
- 57.5 km
- stormwater lines
- 9 km
- design treatment capacity
- 16,728 m³/day
Ground improvement for a coastal terminal
Excavation and fill for four crude oil tanks, each 66 metres in diameter; geotextiles, geomembranes, reinforced concrete ring beams and bituminous sand applications.
Slope protection works
Site-specific shotcrete, rock bolts, anchoring and retaining walls at the Muna Valley water reservoir, the Al Hawiyah–Al Shafa road and Jabal Kubais.
Residential development
Integrated development of residential blocks, shared areas, technical spaces, circulation areas and connecting infrastructure.
- gross project area
- 105,000 m²
- homes
- 478
City hotel
Guest rooms, shared and hospitality areas, service spaces and technical rooms; the architectural, mechanical and electrical works required for hotel operation.
- construction area
- 17,500 m²
- guest rooms
- 165
Hospital building
Patient care, surgical and clinical departments; administrative, support and technical spaces. The healthcare building's specialised mechanical and electrical systems are included in the construction scope.
- construction area
- 21,435 m²
- beds
- 114
- operating theatres
- 11
Climate-controlled agricultural production facility
Development of insulated growing rooms, climate control systems and operating infrastructure for year-round commercial mushroom cultivation.
- production area
- 2,182 m²
Mixed-use development
Residential, commercial, social and cultural areas were planned together with sports and play areas, pedestrian and cycle connections, and open and covered parking. The 18,000 homes in the project's master plan and the 8,702 homes built in its eastern section represent different scopes.
Accommodation and support facilities
Campus works covering family homes, a temporary accommodation building, staff housing, sports and recreation areas, and a market building.
Tourism, marina and commercial centre
Mixed tourism developments combining a hotel, marina and shopping areas. This scope connects accommodation and commerce with coastal use, bringing together the shared-space and transport needs of different users.
Holiday village works
Tourism facility buildings developed as an integrated combination of accommodation, shared spaces and areas serving the holiday experience.
Thermal spa hotel and leisure facility
Accommodation integrating rooms and suites with meeting areas, restaurants, outdoor and indoor pools, thermal pools and baths, sports and support spaces.
- rooms
- 256
- beds
- 550
Educational facilities
An education campus featuring reinforced concrete buildings and extensive landscaped areas. Excavation, reinforced concrete, reinforcement and formwork were complemented by landscaping for the campus's use.
Guesthouse and accommodation complex
Construction of accommodation designed to host international guests is one of the examples of tourism and representational building experience in different geographies.
Tailrace channel and river regulation
Hydraulic works combining construction of two reinforced concrete weirs and a 700-metre channel with riverbed excavation. Channel and flow regulation works focus on water movements around the existing hydroelectric infrastructure.
Oil terminal studies and design
Topographic, hydraulic and geotechnical investigations, laboratory testing, mechanical and structural design, and preparation of tender documents for the terminal in Mitsumudu. The project scope consists of studies and engineering services.
Slipway structure and piled foundations
Excavation, piled foundations, reinforced concrete and ground improvement for a sloping slipway. Development of the infrastructure that transfers the marine structure's loads to the ground.
Supply of industrial filter material
Production and transport of material for use in a flue gas desulphurisation system. Separate from plant construction, this scope covers production and logistics for the operation's raw material requirements.
Deep excavation and foundation works
Excavation, piled support and dewatering for a basement structure. Joint consideration of ground conditions and construction requirements in the underground part of the building.
Expertise in detail.
Transport and connecting infrastructure
We consider road and bridge works together with their surroundings and supporting infrastructure.
- Road construction, rehabilitation and asphalt works.
- Bridges, drainage, pedestrian connections and road safety features.
Ground and slope engineering
We evaluate the relationship between the structure and the ground through reinforcement and protection methods appropriate to the site.
- Shotcrete, rock bolts, anchoring and retaining structures.
- Geotextiles, geomembranes and groundworks at industrial tank sites.
Water, irrigation and environmental infrastructure
We consider the different needs of water conveyance, use and removal within a single infrastructure system.
- Lined and earth irrigation canals, prefabricated flumes, PE pipes, siphons and crossing structures.
- Settling basins, land levelling and remediation of ground settlement.
- Surface and subsurface drainage; wastewater and stormwater networks, treatment plants and connecting infrastructure.
Dam rehabilitation
We address the renovation and strengthening required by existing water structures together with the relevant technical disciplines.
- Instrumentation, grouting and foundation strengthening.
- Intake equipment, valves, spillways and discharge structures.
- Protection against scour and flood effects.
Residential, commercial and public buildings
We plan living, education, healthcare and shared spaces together with their structural and operational requirements.
- Residential, educational, healthcare, sports, commercial and shopping buildings.
- Military facilities with training, accommodation, sports and support areas.
- Technical requirements of clinical, surgical and support areas in hospitals.
- Coordination of architectural, mechanical, electrical and supporting infrastructure.
Tourism, industrial and energy facilities
In specialised facilities, we bring construction needs together with technical systems specific to their intended use.
- A focus on developing investments in hotels, thermal spa facilities and tourism facilities.
- Coordination of guest, service and technical spaces in accommodation buildings; mixed tourism developments connected to marinas.
- Engineering for production spaces, climate-controlled areas and energy infrastructure.
Different expertise,
a shared future.
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