Alteration & Addition (A&A works) projects are delegated minor works that aim to breathe new life into existing spaces, redefining functionality and aesthetics. The extent of the work involved can vary, from restoring frail and deteriorated interiors to more significant undertakings, such as building a new balcony or adding a swimming pool.
Since even before the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, Alterations & Additions (A&A works) projects have significantly factored in safety and health considerations. A&A works essentially take place on an existing office or already built-up site and we integrate and make changes to reflect the updated office design intentions of clients.
More deliberate. More emphasis. More obvious.
Safety protocols now precede access into the workplace. Temperature screening. Health declarations. An Environment facilitating adequate regular cleansing. And yes, Business Continuity. These are all considered when we deliver A&A works.
After on-boarding all these, our designers then recreate the workplace to reflect each client’s identity as seamlessly as practicable.
Are you looking for a contractor to upgrade your current commercial or industrial building? In that case, look no further than ID.Inc! Our A&A works encompass the following services:
At ID.Inc, we understand that A&A works have their scopes and limitations. Therefore, we recommend speaking with our consultants about the plans you have in mind for your project. This way, we can advise what can and cannot be done based on the policies for A&A works. Do not hesitate to reach out to us for a consultation through our contact page today.
ID.Inc is a trustworthy A&A works contractor in Singapore that has long-term positive relationships with numerous clients. We take great care to consistently adhere to code requirements. With the use of the contact information on this page, you can easily get in touch with us. ID.Inc is always prepared to respond to your inquiries in a way that is both satisfactory and comforting. We are aware that there are many confusing areas in the world of A&A works, and we work to make things clear for our clients so they can get the most out of their projects.
A&A works, or Additions and Alterations works, refer to any modifications, renovations, or enhancements made to an existing building or structure. These changes can involve expanding the building, reconfiguring its layout, upgrading systems, or improving its overall functionality and aesthetics.
A variety of A&A works can be undertaken on a building, depending on its specific needs and the owner’s objectives. Common types of A&A works include: Building extensions or additional floors, Interior space reconfiguration, Upgrading electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems, Facade improvements, Roof repairs or replacement, Installing new fixtures, finishes, and fittings, and Adding accessibility features.
Yes, generally, you will need approval from the local building or planning authorities before commencing any A&A works on a building. The specific requirements and processes for obtaining approval may vary depending on the location and the extent of the proposed works. It is essential to consult with the relevant authorities or engage a qualified professional to guide you through the necessary approvals.
The cost of A&A works can vary significantly depending on the scope of the project, the size of the building, the quality of materials used, and other factors. It is essential to obtain detailed quotations from contractors and consultants to get a better estimate of the total cost. A qualified quantity surveyor or construction professional can help you assess and manage the project’s budget.
The duration of A&A works depends on the complexity and scope of the project. Smaller projects might take a few weeks to a few months, while larger and more intricate works could extend to several months or even a year. Factors influencing the timeline include the size of the building, the weather conditions, the availability of materials, and any unexpected challenges encountered during the construction process.
