Office fit‑out
Workstations, rooms and comfort translated into coordinated services
We relate occupancy and working patterns to air, temperature, power, data, lighting and the premises’ conditions
A flexible office, professional practice and customer‑service centre have different densities and programmes. Occupancy drives comfort, air and energy
Typical requirements
- Define occupancy, workstations, rooms and hours
- Coordinate HVAC, ventilation, electricity, data and lighting
- Review accessibility, escape routes and premises‑licensing documentation
Engineering requirements
Services to resolve the project as one coordinated whole
Commercial premises approvals
A premises-approval package aligns the intended use with the property. Scope follows a review of location, area, condition, occupancy and required building services.
02Feasibility studies
Feasibility does not replace the later project; it reduces uncertainty while there is still room to choose premises, layout or scope.
03MEP building-services engineering
We provide MEP engineering from feasibility and design through construction coordination and final documents, as an integrated service or by discipline.
04Air conditioning and HVAC
The project coordinates thermal demand, ventilation, indoor air quality, generation and distribution with architecture, electricity and controls.
05Electrical installations
The electrical solution starts from expected loads, distribution, protection and coordination with other services.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does occupancy affect HVAC and ventilation?
Yes. People, equipment, hours and layout form part of the calculation and coordination criteria
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