Apartment And
High-Rise Construction
With Smart AI.

End-to-end execution on an item-wise BOQ, AI-optimised layouts, and 400+ quality checkpoints across every floor, with vendor invoices attached at cost so you see where each rupee goes.

Yes. We handle mid-rise blocks, high-rise residential towers, cluster developments, serviced and co-living buildings, and mixed-use towers that combine residential, retail and office zones.

Yes. For landowners and JV partners we start with an FSI and feasibility study, then take the development through AI-optimised high-rise design, approvals and construction to handover.

There is no per-square-foot charge. You get a detailed Bill of Quantities covering materials, labour and services, and you are billed at milestones you approve as the floors go up.

We do. CMDA or DTCP planning permission, structural sign-off, fire NOC for buildings above 15 m, lift and utility clearances, RERA registration where applicable, and the completion documents.

It depends on floor count, foundation type and unit mix. Design and structural option study typically take 5–9 weeks and BOQ and contract a further 2–3 weeks. Construction is driven by the floor cycle — once the structure is out of the ground, a typical residential floor plate runs on a 10–18 day cycle depending on formwork system and plate size, so the structural programme is largely a function of floor count. Finishing and commissioning follow floor by floor. The full programme is fixed as a dated schedule in your contract, with milestone dates you can hold us to.

Yes. NRI and remote clients use the Buildiyo app for live progress, daily reports, site photographs, quality-check status and milestone approvals, so you stay in control wherever you are.

Yes. We support affordable and government-linked apartment projects using AI-powered planning and cost-optimised materials, without compromising design or structural quality.

A 10-year structural warranty in writing, one year of complimentary maintenance on construction and interiors, and a handover pack with test reports, as-built drawings and O&M details.

Yes, where the structure, services and fire strategy allow it. Phasing is planned at design stage — separating cores, service risers and fire compartments so one block or a set of floors can be completed, inspected and occupied while work continues elsewhere. On a sales-funded development this matters commercially, because it lets revenue start before the whole project completes. It has cost and sequencing implications, priced into the BOQ up front rather than raised later.

Buildiyo supplies the building, services to agreed termination points, the approvals file and the compliance documentation. You supply the land with clear title, the statutory fees at actuals in your name, and any client-nominated finishes or vendors. Where a joint venture is involved, the revenue and area split sits in a separate development agreement — the construction contract prices the build itself, line by line, independent of that split.