WE SPECIALIZE IN MIXED USE COMMERCIAL, MULTIFAMILY, RETAIL, OFFICE, HOSPITALITY, AND HIGH-RISE.

They are responsible for designing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to ensure a comfortable and controlled indoor environment within the executive office space. This includes selecting appropriate equipment, designing ductwork and ventilation systems, and ensuring energy efficiency.

They design the electrical systems, which include lighting, power distribution, and any specialized electrical needs for executive offices. This can involve selecting lighting fixtures, designing electrical layouts, and ensuring compliance with safety codes.

Key factors to consider include, determining room size, occupancy,   ventilation, and air distribution. There is a trade-off between the Control System and the HVAC System Type. Implement a building automation system (BAS) or programmable thermostat for precise control and scheduling of HVAC operations. Integrate occupancy sensors to activate the system when the conference room is in use

The MEP design specialist should prioritize energy efficiency and sustainability. They may incorporate energy-efficient lighting, The Energy Efficiency can be greatly enhanced by keeping a conference room on a separate system which also increases climate control.

Modern offices have an open-plan layout. This design is intended to allow more natural light into the building, which is important for the comfort and health of the employees.  However, this shift has significantly affected the HVAC system design for offices. For that, it’s important to consider the HVAC design for open spaces while designing your office layout. 

Depending on the size of the project, the specialist may be responsible for project management tasks, such as budgeting, scheduling, and overseeing the installation and commissioning of MEP systems.