Complimentary offer​

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We’re pleased to offer an initial HVAC concept design as the starting point for your project. This will establish the overall HVAC approach and provide a clear vision of the proposed system.

The initial HVAC design will include:

• Heating and cooling load calculations.

• 2D/3D building views and design visualisation.

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Following contract confirmation, the following additional design information will be provided:

• System schematics.

• Preliminary equipment selection and sizing.

• Information to assist in identifying suitable manufacturers and equipment in line with your project requirements and budget.

• EPC, Complianc & Energy reports., where applicable.

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​To provide you with an accurate initial HVAC design, we'll need the architectural plan views with detailed information that includes:

Key Details to Share:

1. Floor Plans in DWG format (preferably in DXF format):

   • Indicate room usage (e.g., office, server room, lab).

   • Include mechanical/electrical rooms, roof access, or chiller plant space.

2. Ceiling Heights & Building Sections:

   • Helps with ductwork/piping layout and sizing.

3. Building Envelope Details (For Cooling/Heating Load Calculations) * Wall constructions (U-values) * Roof construction (U-values) * Floor construction (U-values) * Window schedule: * Glass type * SHGC / g-value * U-value * Frame type * Opening percentage * External shading elements * Orientation of each façade Without these, load calculations cannot be accurate

4. Heat-Generating Equipment or Areas:

   • Such as kitchens, server rooms, machinery, etc.

5. Preferred Equipment Location:

   • Rooftop, basement, external pad, etc.

6. Any Special Requirements:

   • Noise limits, zoning restrictions, redundancy, energy efficiency targets (LEED, BREEAM, etc.)

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Architectural Inputs

• Floor plans, sections, elevations

• Room dimensions

• Window sizes, SHGC & U-values

• Orientation

• Occupancy type

• Fire strategy (compartmentation, smoke extract needs)

• Ceiling void heights

• Equipment schedule (for heat gains)

• Construction materials (walls, roof, glazing)

 

MEP Inputs

• Electrical availability (power for HVAC)

• Plumbing (water supply, drainage)

• Firefighting constraints (shafts, pump rooms)

• IT/ELV requirements

• Acoustics requirements

 

Client Requirements

• Comfort temperature (e.g., 22–24°C)

• Ventilation strategy

• Noise criteria (NC35, RC30, etc.)

• Sustainability targets (LEED, BREEAM, local codes)

• Budget level

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