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Control building & MEP design.

Control buildings bring equipment, people, and building services into a shared space. We coordinate architectural and structural design with equipment arrangements and MEP layouts, with the scope defined for each project.

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ENGINEERING SCOPE

Considered from
system to detail.

Scope and deliverables are agreed around your project’s requirements.

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01

Civil & building design

  • Architectural design and drawings
  • Structural design and drawings
  • Cable trench design and equipment arrangement plans
02

MEP & electrical services

  • Electrical layouts and distribution plans
  • Cable trench layouts and tray routing
  • Lightning protection and lighting design
  • HVAC layouts and plumbing layouts
  • Electrical and plumbing BOQs for industrial and commercial applications

START THE CONVERSATION

A useful starting point.

These inputs help us understand the scope. If your project is at an earlier stage, tell us what you have available.

  • Building requirements and equipment arrangement
  • Architectural and site information
  • MEP requirements and discipline interface details

PLANNING YOUR ENGINEERING SCOPE

Questions before
the design begins.

How does MEP design connect with control-building equipment?

Equipment arrangements and cable entries influence room layouts, routing and building-service interfaces. ETTS coordinates architectural and structural drawings with the agreed electrical, HVAC and plumbing layouts.

Can the scope include electrical quantities and cable routing?

Yes. Agreed deliverables can include electrical distribution plans, cable trenches and tray routing, lighting and lightning protection layouts, and electrical and plumbing bills of quantities for industrial and commercial applications.

LET’S ENGINEER WHAT’S NEXT

Your project.
Our engineering expertise.

Tell us what you’re planning. Let’s define the right engineering scope together.

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