MEP Design … Planned With the Building, Not After It
Systems added after the design is complete force the building to accommodate them. This can lead to dropped ceilings, poorly located service rooms, or recurring operating costs after handover.
When?
When Do You Need This Service?
A New Project in the Design Stage
So the systems are planned alongside the layout, not after it.
An Extension to an Existing Building
To ensure the existing systems can accommodate the addition before construction begins.
Recurring Operational Issues
Poor cooling, unbalanced electrical loads, or recurring drainage problems.
Preparing for Submission or Approval
Calculations and drawings prepared in the format required by the relevant authority.
Scope
What the Service Includes
Electrical Design
Load calculations, panel and routing layouts, lighting, and low-current systems.
HVAC & Ventilation
Selecting the appropriate system for the use and climate, with thermal load calculations and duct routing studies.
Plumbing & Drainage
Water supply and drainage networks and tanks, designed to support operation and maintenance, not just installation.
Activity-Specific Systems
Treatment systems, compressed air and other systems required for industrial or healthcare activities.
Coordination with Other Disciplines
System routes coordinated with architectural and structural design before reaching site.
Approval Drawings & Calculations
Prepared in the format and with the content required by the relevant authority.
Where It’s Used
Sectors Where We Provide This Service
Related Services
Often Requested Together
FAQs
What People Ask Most Often
When should systems design begin?
Alongside the architectural design, not after it. The route of an HVAC duct or the location of an electrical room affects ceiling heights and space planning, and delaying these decisions means modifying the building later.
Does the service include electrical load calculations?
Yes. They are a foundation of the design, not an optional addition — they determine the main breaker size, panel distribution and generator capacity, where applicable.
Do you coordinate with authorities such as the electricity company?
We prepare the documents and calculations required for submission and follow up on comments, within the scope of approvals and permits.
Do you work on existing buildings?
Yes. We start by assessing the existing condition and preparing a technical report that identifies what can be modified and what needs to be replaced.
Start by Defining the Scope
Send us your project type and current stage, and we’ll help you determine the next engineering step.