Duplex House — Civil Shell to Finish

Project overviewThis duplex sits on a corner plot with palm and shade trees close to the boundary wall — a site condition that shaped the column layout and the depth of the front balconies visible on both floors. The brief was a full civil and structural build: RCC frame, brick infill walls, and a finished exterior shell with balcony grillwork, ready to hand over for interior work.The photograph above was taken mid-handover, with the site still carrying construction debris and the front pergola frame temporarily lashed in bamboo ahead of a permanent aluminum or wood replacement — a normal stage in a civil job before the final snagging pass.Why it's handled in-houseA duplex house is the clearest example of why Midpoint keeps civil, design and finishing under one team: the same crew that pours the column grid later fits the balcony railing, the entrance door, and — once this shell is handed over — the interior. Nothing gets redesigned twice between a civil contractor's tolerances and a fit-out contractor's expectations.

Duplex House — Civil Shell to Finish

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