The Japanese IHI and ITOCHU consortium to build Izmit Bay Crossing Bridge within the scope of Gebze-Orhangazi-Izmir Motorway which shall be be constructed by Otoyol A.S and is the biggest motorway project of Turkey, have agreed with Turkish contractors STFA to construct 2 tower foundation and anchorage structures regarding the... Read More
Cukurova Real Estate Construction company’s sales office of Cukurova Towers Project which continues in Kartal was concluded successfully with light steel technology. The production of structures used as showroom, sales office and suchlike functions with light steel technology is especially preferred as they are safer, more affordable and built faster.... Read More
Prefabrik Yapı stand was greeted with great interest at the Libya Build 2012 Exhibition, the biggest and most important construction exhibition in the country, which was carried out in Libya’s capital city of Trablus between the dates of 20-24 May. Geographical and cultural affinity with affordable cost and high-quality material... Read More
We had a very fruitful and successful exhibition at Istanbul Construction Exhibition in our Prefabrik Yapı A.S. stand, by having the chance to meet with our customers and solution partners once again. In our stand where Life Safety theme was discussed, B7 Armored Security Cabin and our container products produced... Read More
The Minister of Development Mr. Cevdet Yılmaz, has opened our light steel prefabricated classrooms in the Zeve Campus of Van Centenary University as of February 2012. The minister Yılmaz who received information from the Rector of the University Prof. Dr. Peyami Battal, has told that he liked the prefabricated classrooms,... Read More
Following the earthquake disaster experienced in Van, it is planned to ship approximately 27,000 containers to the region through different institutions and organizations. We, as Prefabrik Yapı A.Ş., have successfully delivered approximately 2000 containers to the region up to the end of December 2011 within such process, which was... Read More
