megépítése

Megépítése is a Hungarian noun that denotes the act or process of constructing something. It is formed from the verb megépíteni (to build) plus the suffix -ése, which indicates an action or its result. The term is used for the completion of projects such as buildings, bridges, roads, or other structures and appears in everyday language as well as technical or legal contexts.

The construction process typically spans several phases: planning and design, securing financing, obtaining permits, procuring materials and subcontractors, on-site construction, quality and safety supervision, testing and commissioning, and handover to the owner or operator. It involves multiple professionals, including clients, architects, engineers, general contractors, subcontractors, and inspectors.

In Hungary and many other jurisdictions, megépítése is governed by building codes, zoning rules, and environmental and safety regulations. A building permit is usually required before construction begins, and ongoing inspections verify compliance with approved plans and standards. The process also involves considerations of budget, timeline, risk management, and, increasingly, sustainability.

Different types of megépítés occur across sectors, including residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure projects. While the core concept remains the same—a organised sequence leading from design to completion—the specific requirements, documentation, and standards vary by project type and regulatory context.