Multidisciplinary engineering firm — Martinique & international
S.O.A designs and manages your building and site development projects: structural & civil engineering, roads & infrastructure, environment & impact mitigation, mechanical & HVAC systems. French Eurocodes and national annexes, seismic zone 5, cyclonic risk, RTAA DOM: the regulatory framework is our starting point, not something we bolt on at the end of a project.
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01 — Our expertise
Discipline 01
Calculation notes, load path analysis and structural design in seismic zone 5, with cyclonic risk built into the design from the outset.
Discipline 02
Roads, drainage, stormwater management and accessibility, from the site plan through to the tender file.
Discipline 03
Avoid-reduce-compensate sequence, regulatory files and material traceability during demolition.
Discipline 04
Thermal, acoustic and ventilation requirements applicable overseas to new residential buildings, smoke extraction and fire safety systems.
02 — Our services
Purpose, scope, assumptions and regulatory constraints agreed before any commitment to the project.
Learn moreDesign and works supervision, from preliminary studies through to handover.
Learn moreAssisting the client in defining requirements, procurement and oversight.
Learn moreDrafting the technical documents of the tender file and comparative analysis of bids.
Learn moreScheduling, oversight and coordination of contractors over the course of the works.
Learn moreTechnical and regulatory assessment of an existing structure, with findings clearly stated.
Learn more03 — Territories
Regulatory framework applied
Outside French territory, the applicable framework is agreed with the client during scoping and recorded in the project file.
05 — Method
Our organization follows an ISO 9001 process-based logic: every regulatory statement is traced to its source, every missing piece of data is flagged rather than assumed.
Purpose, scope, assumptions and missing data agreed in writing before any work begins.
Calculation notes and versioned deliverables, every regulatory statement traced to its source.
Cross-checked by a second engineer, drawing on our site-experience feedback.
Partial conclusions by section, actionable recommendations, findings clearly stated.
A first thirty-minute conversation is enough to scope the need, the extent of the project and the timeline.
Our commitments
06 — News
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07 — Project sequence
Phase 01
Site analysis, regulatory and land-ownership constraints, costed scenarios. The base map is cross-checked against zoning and hazard data before any assumption is made.
Deliverable · Feasibility note with compared scenarios
Phase 02
Use of the geotechnical report, choice of foundation system, load path analysis. The G2 assessment governs commitment: without it, the assumption is flagged, not made.
Deliverable · Assumptions note and preliminary sizing
Phase 03
Modal spectral analysis, connection ductility, plan regularity. In zone 5, these decisions are made at sketch design, not at the detailed design stage.
Deliverable · Structural calculation note and formwork drawings
Phase 04
Wind action, pressure on openings, performance of roofing and edges. Summer comfort addressed through bioclimatic design before any reliance on air conditioning.
Deliverable · Thermal report and wind note
Phase 05
Wastewater and stormwater systems sized to local rainfall and the imposed discharge rate. Avoidance first, reduction next, compensation only as a last resort.
Deliverable · Profiles, hydraulic note and mitigation section
Phase 06
Scheduling, coordination of work packages, management of interfaces between design, technical control and safety coordination. Findings tracked through to closure and through the warranty period.
Deliverable · Master schedule, handover report, final discharge
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