01What types of buildings can Apollo review?
Apollo can review suitable sports halls, churches and worship buildings, schools, community and civic buildings, warehouses, commercial and industrial buildings, hangars, agricultural structures and selected custom large-span projects.
02Are these standard catalogue buildings?
Not usually. The website defines the capability and RFP pathway. The actual structure is developed against the project's dimensions, use, loads, climate, destination standards, envelope and local engineering requirements.
03Does Apollo manufacture or erect the building?
Apollo supplies building products and available manufacturer documentation only. The purchaser independently arranges and manages site erection, engineers, contractors, local sign-off and approvals. Apollo does not coordinate onsite construction.
04Can Apollo work in cyclone, coastal or seismic regions?
Suitable projects can be reviewed for those environments, but capability is not assumed from a generic product page. Design criteria, corrosion protection and local requirements must be confirmed for each site and supported by the selected manufacturer and local engineering pathway.
05What technical information may be required for a building project?
Depending on the job this can include structural calculations and design criteria, material and coating data, welding and fabrication quality records, applicable test or conformity documents, project drawings, packing information and clearly defined engineering / erection responsibilities. Requirements are confirmed against the selected building system and project.
06How do I choose between ZABALERA, heavy steel, SARENTA and modular buildings?
Use the building purpose and delivery model first. ZABALERA is for permanent major large-span architectural structures; heavy-steel pathways suit commercial, industrial, warehouse and other engineered steel buildings; SARENTA covers selected lightweight clear-span structures; modular systems suit room-based repeatable buildings where factory completion and transportable modules are central. Apollo can route an early brief before a system is locked.
07Can a building package include the envelope and related Apollo systems?
Potentially, yes. Depending on the project and selected pathway, the building brief can be coordinated with roof and wall envelope requirements plus relevant Apollo façades, glazing, openings, sports, seating, lighting, public-realm or other project systems. Exact supply boundaries are confirmed before quotation.
08What usually changes the cost of a steel or large-span building?
Major cost drivers can include span, structural depth and steel quantity, building height, roof and wall build-up, openings, environmental loads, corrosion protection, architectural complexity, required documentation, freight, packing and the erection model. Apollo therefore prices against the actual project brief rather than publishing one generic building rate.
09Can Apollo review a project before structural drawings are complete?
Yes. Concept-stage information is often enough to begin routing: project location, use, approximate dimensions, required clear span, height, openings, architectural intent, target programme and known environmental or code criteria. Detailed engineering follows only after the appropriate project pathway is identified.
10What is the fastest way to start?
Send the country, building use, approximate length × width × height, clear span, openings, drawings if available, target programme and any known wind, cyclone, seismic or code requirements through the Building Proposal form.