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BuiltX Sustainable Design & Construction (BuiltX SDC) is an Indian architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) firm that focuses on sustainable and socially impactful infrastructure projects for the non-profit sector. BuiltX is known for being the first AEC firm in India solely dedicated to collaborating with non-profit organizations, with a focus on healthcare, cultural and education sectors.

History

BuiltX was founded in late 2021 by Abdul Aleem, a civil engineer and graduate of Stanford University. The company was established in response to the challenges faced by non-profits in India, particularly during the second wave of the COVID- 19 pandemic in Bihar. Aleem recognized a critical need for robust healthcare infrastructure and noted that many non-profits were hindered by limited budgets, substandard construction quality, and delays caused by local contractors. BuilX is also described as a pioneer in delivering sustainable infrastructure solutions tailored specifically for non-profits in India.

Sustainability and social -pact

BuiltX integrates sustainability and social impact at the core of its operations, focusing on energy-efficient designs and eco-friendly materials. This approach aims to reduce carbon emissions and ensure the longevity of the infrastructure. Guided by empathy, integrity, and innovation, BuiltX collaborates with non-profits to deliver high-quality, affordable projects that align with green building standards.

BuiltX is transforming the construction industry by addressing challenges such as budget constraints and delays faced by non-profits. BuiltX combines sustainability with affordability to empower non-profits and maximize their social impact. BuiltX aims to improve the lives of 100 million people by 2040, fostering partnerships that emphasize trust, transparency, and shared purpose.

Operations and services

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BuiltX provides end-to-end infrastructure solutions for non-profits, using the Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) method to efficiently manage all aspects of a project. The company's services include:

  • Planning and feasibility studies
  • Architectural and engineering designs
  • Construction and project management

BuiltX aims to maintain cost efficiency, offering its services with operating margins ranging from 10-25% below industry standards. This enables non-profit organizations to allocate more resources to their core missions, while still receiving high-quality infrastructure that meets their needs.

Notable Projects

Since its inception, BuiltX has constructed over 300000 sq. feet of infrastructure, positively impacting more than one million people. Significant projects include:

  • Akhand Jyoti Eye Hospital: A 500-bed super specialty eye hospital in Bihar, poised to become the largest charitable eye hospital in India by the number of surgeries performed annually. The Facility conducts over 100,000 free eye surgeries annually, addressing critical healthcare needs in the region. It is considered a milestone for healthcare infrastructure in Bihar.

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  1. "Stanford Alum's BuiltX Sustainable Design & Construction: Pioneering Infrastructure for Non-Profits in India".
  2. "Stanford Alum's Start-up BuiltX: Transforming Construction Industry with Affordable, High-Quality Projects for Non-Profits".
  3. "Stanford Alum's BuiltX Sustainable Design & Construction: Pioneering Infrastructure for Non-Profits in India".
  4. "Akhand Jyoti Inaugurates India's Largest Charitable Eye Care Hospital In Bihar's Saran".
  5. "Charitable eye hospital completed in Bihar".