Comfort, power and everyday function. We bring mechanical, electrical and plumbing coordination into the workplace design and delivery conversation.
The scope is developed around your building, brief and approved services design.
Air conditioning and ventilation planned around the way your workplace is used.
Power and lighting brought into the space plan from the beginning.
Practical water and drainage services for the spaces people use every day.
Fire-service interfaces coordinated with the building and the interior layout.
Review the site, available power and water, existing building services and the needs of the people using the space.
Bring service routes, equipment positions, ceiling layouts and access requirements into one coordinated review.
Agree drawings, specifications, responsibilities and the work sequence. Review first-fix services before ceilings and finishes close.
Review the agreed system checks, record outstanding items and organise the drawings, equipment information and records needed for closeout.
A completed interior needs working services as well as a considered finish. Testing requirements and handover information are defined with the project scope.
Agree electrical checks, HVAC commissioning, plumbing pressure or leakage checks and fire-system interfaces with the responsible specialists. Review the results before the relevant work is signed off.
Confirm which coordinated or as-built drawings, equipment details, test records and operating information are included in the handover package.
Identify the client, building management, consultant and contractor responsibilities for access, inspections and approvals. Record snags and the agreed route to closure.
MEP stands for mechanical, electrical and plumbing. On an interior project, these services work alongside fire-safety systems and the building’s existing infrastructure.
Yes. Share the site information and interior brief so the services scope and interfaces can be considered together.
Your location, floor plan, approximate area, existing services information and target occupation date help start a useful conversation.
The scope, specifications, responsibilities and programme are discussed against the project brief and documented in the proposal.
Share the drawings, location and required disciplines with the studio. The team will review the brief and confirm the suitable scope, delivery responsibilities and proposal.
The proposal identifies the checks, records and responsibilities for the agreed services. These are reviewed with the relevant specialists and building team as part of project closeout.
Access permissions, consultant reviews and any required approvals are specific to the site. Their ownership and any associated scope are agreed before execution.
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Share your location, space and plans. We’ll discuss the right scope for your project.
