A scope we can evaluate together.

Usta Istanbul welcomes international enquiries for new buildings, private villas, hotels, offices and commercial spaces. The discussion can cover construction, refurbishment and technical coordination. For a project outside Türkiye, the first step is the country, current stage and specific work packages you need.

An early concept and a project with completed construction drawings require different support. Design and engineering coordination, procurement interfaces, defined construction packages or an integrated delivery model can be discussed against the information available and your intended outcome.

Project types

  • Residential buildings and private villas
  • Hotels and hospitality spaces
  • Offices, retail and commercial fit-out
  • Renovation and building-envelope works
  • Electrical and mechanical work packages
  • Architecture and engineering coordination

How does an international enquiry begin?

01 / Brief

Country, city, intended use, approximate size, available documents and the support you need.

02 / Technical review

The current design and approval position, site conditions, interfaces and any additional investigation.

03 / Delivery model

The intended role, local responsibilities, authorised professionals, logistics and commercial assumptions.

04 / Written scope

Defined work packages, deliverables, exclusions, milestones and the basis for a project-specific offer.

What should you share first?

Start with the country and city, site or existing-building information, approximate size, design stage, target schedule and an indicative budget if available. You can include a link to project documents or arrange to share drawings by email during the discussion. Do not include access credentials or unnecessary personal information.

Feasibility for work abroad is confirmed against local rules, required authorisations, local professionals, site access, procurement and contract arrangements. Local responsibilities and professional requirements are established in the written scope.