Aviva is proud to be a Certified Provider of EMI services and programmes in Latin America.
For over 4 decades, EMI (Engineering Ministries International) has been supporting leaders of communities and charitable organizations to plan and execute development projects. EMI accomplishes this through a vast network of design professionals, technical resources, and project experience across offices around the world.
As an EMI Certified Provider, Aviva works in close partnership with EMI to ensure each project receives the care, quality, and standard of excellence EMI is known for.
In order to accomplish this, Aviva follows the same design processes and approach as EMI project teams and supports with EMI’s mission, vision, and core values. As part of this certification, EMI will refer to Aviva as EMI Nicaragua in marketing material.
CONCEPT
DESIGN
The team will assess & survey the property and consult with the client ministry to review the project and develop design ideas that meet the needs of the ministry.
Depending on the project, the Detailed Design phase can include construction ready plans and specification, assistance with the permitting process, connection to other local design professionals and preparations for construction.
DETAIL DESIGN
CONSTRUCTION MANAGMENT
Aviva mobilizes teams of staff and contractor design professionals to provide construction support services for approved development projects.
RECENT PROJECTS
Aviva exists to deliver conceptual designs, detailed designs and construction management services to support the sharing of the Gospel of Christ and meeting the physical needs of people throughout Latin America.
Colegio Evangélico Horeb
The Colegio Evangélico Horeb project included the master plan and concept design of facilities for a new preschool, primary and middle school, set together on a hilly wooded site on the edge of town. The site is approximately 3 acres.
Tesoros de Dios
Masterplan design for Tesoros de Dios (God’s Treasures). Part of the design was for an equine therapy centre and stables.
Agua Viva
The site is vast but much of the land is hilly and would be extremely difficult to develop, therefore the proposed masterplan sits within a 24-acre section of the overall site.