01What types of buildings can Apollo review?
Apollo can review suitable sports halls, churches and worship buildings, schools, community and civic buildings, warehouses, commercial and industrial buildings, hangars, agricultural structures and selected custom large-span projects.
02Are these standard catalogue buildings?
Not usually. The website defines the capability and RFP pathway. The actual structure is developed against the project's dimensions, use, loads, climate, destination standards, envelope and local engineering requirements.
03Does Apollo manufacture or erect the building?
Apollo is supply-only. Manufacturing and the available engineering or erection-support scope are confirmed for the selected building system, while site erection, local sign-off and approvals remain with the appointed project professionals unless expressly included in the verified supply scope.
04Can Apollo work in cyclone, coastal or seismic regions?
Suitable projects can be reviewed for those environments, but capability is not assumed from a generic product page. Design criteria, corrosion protection and local requirements must be confirmed for each site and supported by the selected manufacturer and local engineering pathway.
05What technical information may be required for a building project?
Depending on the job this can include structural calculations and design criteria, material and coating data, welding and fabrication quality records, applicable test or conformity documents, project drawings, packing information and clearly defined engineering / erection responsibilities. Requirements are confirmed against the selected building system and project.
06What is the fastest way to start?
Send the country, building use, approximate length × width × height, clear span, openings, drawings if available, target programme and any known wind, cyclone, seismic or code requirements through the Building Proposal form.