Building systems considered across design and delivery.
Engineering interfaces for tunnel ventilation in a rail environment.
Transport infrastructure places demanding requirements on the coordination of mechanical systems, electrical supply and controls. Ventilation work requires an agreed account of those interfaces.
Open study →Connecting visual intent with the engineering of a built environment.
The scope brought architectural lighting requirements into a coordinated engineering conversation. The starting point was the intended use of the space and the conditions in which the lighting would operate.
Open study →A connected scope for ELV systems and the people who use them.
The assignment centred on the interfaces between building technologies. The operating brief described the intended use of each system and the information it needed from the others.
Open study →Mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems planned as one construction scope.
The coordination work began with the relationship between the building services and the spaces available for installation. The team considered the requirements of each discipline together.
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