We prepare building-services designs from concepts and calculations through BIM coordination and construction documentation.
MEP design brings a building's mechanical, electrical and plumbing requirements into one coordinated set of information. Work starts with the project objectives, architecture and the available design inputs.
The service can cover concept development, load calculations, BIM coordination, working drawings, tender information and design clarification during construction. The final scope is defined by the project brief.
We review the building use, architectural information, spatial constraints and client requirements so each discipline works from the same project inputs.
System parameters are developed through the relevant calculations, while routes and equipment are coordinated with the architecture and other engineering disciplines.
We issue the drawings and schedules required for the agreed stage and, when included in scope, respond to design questions during construction.
MEP design connects HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire-safety and low-voltage systems. Shared coordination reduces spatial conflicts between routes and gives the project team aligned information for the next stage.
A package can include concept information, engineering calculations, a BIM model, plans, schematics, schedules and tender information. The exact documents and level of detail are set by the project brief and agreed design stages.
BIM coordination reviews routes and equipment from different engineering disciplines in one model. It helps the team identify spatial issues and prepare decisions that are coordinated with the architecture.
Design support can be included in the agreed service. Its scope may cover design clarification, review of submitted information and incorporation of agreed changes when these activities are defined in advance.
