Renovations

Details Project description Το Έργο αφορά την βελτίωση του δρόμου που συνδέει τους δυο Δήμους μήκους 4Κm και περιλαμβάνει επίσης την κατασκευή συνδετήριων δρόμων συνολικού μήκους […]

Details Project description Το Έργο αφορά τη βελτίωση της Λεωφόρου Κάππαρη που βρίσκεται στο Δήμο Παραλιμνίου στην επαρχία Αμμοχώστου και αφορά το μέρος της Λεωφόρου Κάππαρη […]

The project concerns the full renovation of an existing industrial building in the center of Limassol. The whole building has been transformed to a theatrical museum, offices and a restaurant. The main structure of the existing building consists of traditional stone and wood, while the rest is a concrete structure. A new lift has been installed, as well as new metal constructions, wooden structures, decorative stones, floors and wooden ceilings. Moreover, the internal walls have been covered with a gypsum board rolling system. The central location of the building made the project challenging in terms of accessibility to the site

This project, which houses the headquarters of Nicosia Sewerage Board, demonstrates skilled restoration work and attention to detail throughout the construction of a new structure to accompany the original listed building. Located at the heart of Old Nicosia, the project also includes an underground car park, a cafeteria, a modern office section and outdoor space for events. In the basement of the new building, we have also created a visitors area to accommodate those wishing to see the ruins of the Hellenic Baths which have been discovered there, changing the construction.

An exciting project to restore and extend the Leventis Museum of Nicosia. The museum promotes the history of Nicosia and Cyprus, through its collections, exhibitions, seminars and other events. The work carried out required specialized experience to ensure the extension was in keeping with the original style. The project is a marriage of a classical structure with new modern materials such as the union of the two buildings of the museum with a glass bridge. Accessibility to the site was restricted both physically and in terms of hours and much work was completed in the early hours of the morning.

The project is the renovation of the House of the District Officer and configuration of the building to house the headquarters of the Management of Research Science and Technology in Archaeology. The project consists of demolition of existing floors, ceiling and coating removal, reconstruction of the roof building and maintenance of the existing stone. All renovation work for this project succeeded in maintaining the traditional character of the building, following the demanding directives for listed buildings, whilst modern equipment was used for the operational needs of a modern office.

The project involved the renovation, upgrade and maintenance of the historic bank building in the walled city of Nicosia. At ground floor level, the improved space now offers a customer service area, as well as offices and archiving facilities. The remaining space is used to house the Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation, with specialized areas such as the Numismatic Museum, Conservation Laboratory, rare collections room and more. The restoration has remained true to the original style with investment in materials such as stone and marble especially for the stone amphitheater used for outdoor events. The interiors have been completely modernized, with new floors and ceilings, new divisions as well as an access lift and ramps to allow disabled access. Increased fire safety measures have been implemented throughout the building to protect the specialized collections within. The project was successfully completed within the deadlines.

The project involved the renovation and expansion of the Municipal Market in Nicosia. The existing building consisted of both traditional and conventional materials which have been restored and preserved. The space has been reorganized, with new divisions in place, all of which have full air-conditioning and have been upgraded in terms of hygiene standards. The old building houses butchers, fishmongers and grocery stores. The expansion of the project included a new building, consisting of a basement made from reinforced concrete, which houses the engine room and bathrooms; and a structure made from metal with glass windows and modern shading facilities which houses the market area and cafeteria. Outside parking spaces have been created for both the public and shopkeepers, with access to the property. Improved power supply and water management (wastewater, rainwater and drainage) are also in place. The project was completed according to the agreed timetable, was executed in two phases so the market continued to operate as usual for existing tenants during works.

One of the oldest schools in Nicosia situated in the centre of the old town. An elegant classical style building of stone with wooden sloped roofs, tall wooden windows and an internal courtyard. LOIS Builders Ltd undertook its renovation and restoration to its past glory.

Renovation of a branch of the Bank of Cyprus.