Yes, OTEC can discuss offices, commercial buildings, mixed-use projects and larger developments, subject to the specifications, programme, quantities, capacity, logistics and site requirements. Large projects need more than a product choice: they require coordinated drawings, repeatable details, procurement planning, delivery strategy, installation responsibilities, quality checks and communication between the supplier and the wider project team. The actual scope should be confirmed before any commitment is made.
Early review can reveal whether a proposed system, glass build-up, finish, hardware package and installation sequence are compatible with the project’s scale. Where a requirement needs separate engineering, testing or approval, it should be identified rather than assumed.
Decision points
- Owner/developer: Set the commercial priorities, delivery milestones, quality expectations, operating needs and approval path.
- Architect/designer: Issue coordinated schedules and details for facade, windows, doors, glass, interfaces, finishes and performance requirements.
- Contractor/builder: Confirm site readiness, storage, lifting, access, sequencing, inspection points, protection and close-out documentation.
See the OTEC projects page for relevant project context. Contact OTEC with development size, location, drawings, quantities and target programme for a scope review.
