Every country has its own workshop, its own trades and its own specification. Open one and you get its climate, its districts, its price table in local currency and the engineering that applies there.
Duty-free entry for EU-origin equipment and a 6–24 hour crossing from Tanger Med — the shortest supply line on the continent, plus a living hammam tradition to build into.
Marrakech medina · Palmeraie · Hivernage · Guéliz · Amelkis & Route de l'Ourika · Casablanca & Anfa · Aïn Diab · Rabat & Souissi
Open Morocco →
The largest hotel room stock in North Africa and the saltiest sea we build beside. Dust package inland, stricter marine specification on the Red Sea.
New Cairo · Sheikh Zayed & 6th October · Zamalek · Maadi · Katameya & Palm Hills · Heliopolis · North Coast (Sahel) · New Alamein
Open Egypt →
Load shedding is over, and the inverter and battery base the country built during it is exactly what a scheduled heater and a plunge chiller want to run on.
Camps Bay · Clifton & Bantry Bay · Constantia · Hout Bay · City Bowl & Sea Point · Stellenbosch · Franschhoek · Sandton
Open South Africa →
Everything outdoors is anchored to an engineer's signature here, and nothing on this island ever dries on its own — cavities are drained and vented, never sealed.
Grand Baie · Pereybere & Cap Malheureux · Trou aux Biches · Tamarin · Black River · Flic en Flac · Le Morne · Bel Ombre
Open Mauritius →
The only granitic ocean islands on earth. The boulder on your plot is the plinth, the windbreak and — where the stone is sound — the plunge basin itself.
Eden Island · Beau Vallon · Glacis · Bel Ombre · Victoria · Anse Royale · Anse Takamaka · Providence
Open Seychelles →
Nigeria already built the hard part — an inverter, a battery bank and a generator in every serious house. Our job is to sequence a heater and a chiller into it.
Banana Island · Ikoyi · Victoria Island · Lekki · Ikeja · Maitama · Asokoro · Wuse II
Open Nigeria →What travels is the standard: how a heater is sized, how end grain is sealed, how a membrane is detailed into an existing wall, how a chiller is matched to real ambient rather than a chart, how loads are sequenced onto a generator, and what a quote has to show before we will send it.
What does not travel is the specification. A4 stainless and drained cavities on a coast are waste money in Marrakech. A harmattan dust package matters in Abuja and is irrelevant in the Seychelles. An altitude correction that is essential at the Ngorongoro rim would be an error at sea level. So we write eight specifications and one standard.
It is also why our price tables are per country rather than continental. Shipping, duty, access and local trades move the number more than the cabin does, and pretending otherwise is how a quote grows after it has been accepted.