KAVRON Construction & Engineering
Field-focused corporate site for commercial, industrial, and infrastructure works. Service, project, and article archive; proposal form; Turkish-English content. Static, fast, SEO-ready.

KAVRON is a construction and engineering company operating in commercial buildings, industrial facilities, infrastructure, and turnkey implementations in Levent, Istanbul. The site was built from scratch. The desired line was not a template construction showcase, agency slogan, or stock photo language: short Turkish, field sentence, carbon-concrete palette. The slogan remains: Solid works. Clear results. Principles in three words: Planned. Solid. On time.
Project goals
Access service, project, and article with one click. Write the scope and leave a proposal. See the office address and line. Turkish is default, English is the equivalent of the same work. A static, fast, SEO-ready showcase. No fake number, 'sample content' footnote, or inflated catalog.
Solution
A site produced with Astro 7 and Tailwind 4. Turkish remains as the main language; English is under /en, paths are separated by language: /hizmetler and /en/services, /projeler and /en/projects, /yazilar and /en/journal. The TR / EN switch in the header goes to the address of the same record in the other language. The homepage features a hero, office entry, service tabs, why KAVRON, project slider, counter, proposal form, reference, team, and article summary. The proposal form requires scope, contact, and KVKK approval; a thank you panel opens upon valid submission. The contact page includes the office, form, and OpenStreetMap location.
Page structure
Homepage. About us. Services and service details. Projects and project details; filtering by category. Articles and article details; Planning / Field / Technical. Contact. Privacy. Terms. 404. English equivalents are under /en: about, services, projects, journal, contact, privacy, terms.
“We kept KAVRON's voice simple. Short sentence, field language, clear delivery. The site plan shows quality and time at the same table.”

