Which HVAC approaches are covered?
The service can include central heating and chilled water, VRF/VRV systems, ventilation, heat recovery and air-handling units. Selection depends on the building brief and available space.
We plan heating, cooling and ventilation systems around building use, zoning, air movement and control requirements.
Heating, cooling and air movement planned as one system
HVAC work covers the planning and integration of heating, cooling, ventilation and air-handling systems. Selection is based on building use, zones, available space and the agreed comfort requirements.
System coordination brings together equipment, pipework, ductwork, electrical supplies, drainage and controls. Testing and commissioning check that the installed elements operate according to the agreed arrangement.
How we work
Loads and zoning
We review space use, zones and project inputs to define heating, cooling and fresh-air requirements.
Equipment and distribution
Equipment locations, pipework, ductwork and terminals are coordinated with the architecture and other engineering systems.
Controls and commissioning
Control points and BMS interfaces are defined by the project scope, and the installed system goes through the agreed functional checks.
Included scope
- Central heating & chilled water
- VRF/VRV systems
- Ventilation & heat recovery
- Air handling units (AHU)
- BMS integration
Coordination with other systems
HVAC systems need electrical supplies, condensate drainage, fire-control signals and often a BMS connection. Reviewing those interfaces together aligns equipment, routes and control requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Are ventilation and heat recovery included?
Yes. Both can form part of the HVAC scope when required by the project. Fresh-air and extract quantities, routes and equipment are developed from the relevant project inputs.
How is BMS integration handled?
Required status points, alarms, control commands and measurements are identified for HVAC equipment. That information is then coordinated with the electrical and BMS teams.