Quick answer
VivaMore: raft foundation and C35 per ground survey. Assess structure, seismic code and independent inspections; ask Sales Office for code and inspector.
What does the seismic code do?
The code defines the seismic loads used to calculate the building's structural system. Design calculations are prepared and checked in accordance with this code.
How does inspection work?
An independent inspection or supervision firm checks reinforcement, concrete pouring and construction stages and keeps records. The Sales Office can provide details of the inspection body working on VivaMore.
What should buyers check?
The geotechnical report, foundation type, concrete grade, inspection records and sample test results; making these documents available on request is a sign of transparency.
Questions and answers
How is concrete strength verified?
Samples are taken from each concrete pour and tested for compressive strength in a laboratory at 7/28 days; results are held in the project team's files and shared on request.
Which documents can I request?
The geotechnical report, foundation type approval and concrete grade certificate can be requested from the sales support team.
Sources
- SPOINT Construction project documentation — SPOINT Construction,
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