01 — the screw
Start with a screw.
Four millimetres across, forty long. We bring hardware in from Hong Kong, India and Southeast Asia and sell it over the counter in Hulhumalé.
Eureka Holding — what we do, in one drawing
From a screw to a ship.
Everything we do, in one drawing. It starts with the smallest thing we sell.
02 — the timber
The screw holds a length of timber.
Sawn and planed in our workshop, Fancy Wood Works, and fitted by our carpenters.
03 — the window
The timber is a window, in a wall we built.
We build homes and commercial buildings in Hulhumalé: structure, joinery, wiring and plumbing from one team.
04 — the room
Behind the window, a guest room.
Two guest houses, fifteen rooms between them, a quarter of an hour from the airport.
05 — the café
Downstairs, the coffee is on.
Our cafés feed our guests, our neighbours and whoever happens to be walking past.
06 — the building
Step back, and it is a whole building.
We develop residential buildings in Hulhumalé, and keep them in good order once people have moved in.
07 — the street
On the street: the shop on the corner, the van at the kerb.
Groceries and household goods across the road. A minibus waiting to meet your flight.
08 — the ship
At the end of the street, the sea. And a ship.
A safari vessel with seventeen cabins, built to carry guests out among the atolls.
Hulhumalé · Section A–A
That is all eight. Which do you need?
A screw, a plank, a wall, a room, a cup of coffee, a building, a street, a ship. Whichever one brought you here, the people who do it are a message away.
In short
The same story, without the scrolling.
We sell hardware, saw timber, put up buildings, run guest houses, pour coffee, keep shops, drive guests to their flights and take them to sea. Here it all is in one drawing, starting with the smallest thing we sell.
01
Start with a screw.
Four millimetres across, forty long. We bring hardware in from Hong Kong, India and Southeast Asia and sell it over the counter in Hulhumalé.
02
The screw holds a length of timber.
Sawn and planed in our workshop, Fancy Wood Works, and fitted by our carpenters.
03
The timber is a window, in a wall we built.
We build homes and commercial buildings in Hulhumalé: structure, joinery, wiring and plumbing from one team.
04
Behind the window, a guest room.
Two guest houses, fifteen rooms between them, a quarter of an hour from the airport.
05
Downstairs, the coffee is on.
Our cafés feed our guests, our neighbours and whoever happens to be walking past.
06
Step back, and it is a whole building.
We develop residential buildings in Hulhumalé, and keep them in good order once people have moved in.
07
On the street: the shop on the corner, the van at the kerb.
Groceries and household goods across the road. A minibus waiting to meet your flight.
08
At the end of the street, the sea. And a ship.
A safari vessel with seventeen cabins, built to carry guests out among the atolls.
That is all eight. Which do you need?
A screw, a plank, a wall, a room, a cup of coffee, a building, a street, a ship. Whichever one brought you here, the people who do it are a message away.