BESTPROJEKT Ltd., Bureau of Energy and Mechanical Engineering, emerged as the 40% legal successor of MAŠINOPROJEKT, Zagreb, and has continued to operate one of the largest design bureaus ever since the 1950s. Today, BESTPROJEKT d.o.o. is one of the top designing and construction consultants with over 1.400 completed projects. Our main activity is designing, supervision and consulting in the field of mechanical installations, process, and energy industry, as well as production of environmental studies and documentation for the inspection of pressure vessels.
Our daily operations take place at a new, modernly decorated, and equipped space in the ELUSAR office building in Petrovaradinska 7, along Zagrebačka Avenue in Zagreb, which allows us to operate in a more comfortable and quality way.
The work experience of our design team ranges from two to forty-five years, and includes work in the design, communal infrastructure of various types of energy, business and residential buildings, shopping centres, factories, hotels, banks, hospitals, ironworks, textiles and metal processing.
With expertise, knowledge and years of experience for over half a century, our company has achieved numerous business results; locally, nationally and internationally. We also encourage the transfer of knowledge and experience from senior to younger colleagues, which results in daily advancement and opening of new business perspectives for our employees, and the overall business of the company.
In designing, we use the most modern processes and tools, as we are one of the first design bureaus that started working in the BIM environment. Today, we create our projects using REVIT and CAD tools, and we continuously explore new opportunities for improvement to provide superior service to our clients.
Our company references include working with small and medium entrepreneurs,
multinational companies, and government institutions, and guarantee our current and future partners superior service quality, maximum accountability, and respecting deadlines.
