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Services
- Services overviewEverything we offer, with one page per discipline.
- ElectricalPower, lighting, low-voltage, solar and EV
- MechanicalLoads, ducts, ventilation, equipment
- PlumbingWater, drainage, vent and gas
- MEP drafting & modelingRevit models, CAD drafting, coordination, as-built
Regions
- Regions overviewWhere we work, on a map.
- USA & CanadaEngineering assist, design assist and modeling assist
- Australia & New ZealandEngineering assist, design assist and modeling assist
- Middle EastModeling, lighting & photometric analysis, with electrical, drafting and support
- United KingdomModeling, lighting & photometric analysis, with electrical, drafting and support
- IrelandModeling, lighting & photometric analysis, with electrical, drafting and support
- NetherlandsModeling, lighting & photometric analysis, with electrical, drafting and support
- FinlandModeling, lighting & photometric analysis, with electrical, drafting and support
Project types
- Projects overviewThe kinds of project we work on.
- ResidentialHomes, townhouses and multifamily buildings
- Retail & shopping centersStores, boutiques and shopping centers
- Restaurants, cafés & barsKitchens, dining rooms, bars and breweries
- Hotels & hospitalitySmall hotels, motels and resorts
- HealthcareDental clinics, medical offices and facilities
- Education & communitySchools, daycares and community buildings
- Offices & workspacesFit-outs, tenant improvements and office buildings
- Commercial & mixed-useMixed-use buildings, gyms, salons and service stations
- Industrial, warehouses & labsWarehouses, distribution, manufacturing and laboratories
- Data centers & critical facilitiesPower chains, cooling and backup power
- Solar, EV charging & backup powerRooftop and carport PV, batteries, chargers and generators
Blog
- Blog overviewNotes on codes, calculations and coordination.
- Outsourcing Electrical Design: A Buyer's Guide for AE Firms and ContractorsWhen outsourcing electrical design works, what to hand over, what to keep, and seven questions that separate an engineering partner from a drafting vendor.
- NEC 220.56 Worked Example: Sizing a Commercial Kitchen FeederHow NEC 220.56 demand factors apply to commercial kitchen equipment, with a worked example at 208V three-phase and the two-largest-loads floor.
- Designing to the Canadian Electrical Code When Your Team Works to the NECCSA C22.1 is not a Canadian NEC. What actually differs, how provincial adoption works, and why converting a US set to a Canadian one is re-engineering.
- Electrical Coordination Across Australia and New Zealand: One Standard, Two RulebooksAS/NZS 3000 applies in both countries; NCC Section J does not. What that means for electrical coordination, clash detection and lighting on trans-Tasman projects.
- Where Electrical BIM Models Come From: Panels, Switchgear & LOD ExplainedWhere to source Revit content for electrical panels and switchgear, what LOD 200, 350 and 400 mean for electrical scope, and how to keep equipment clash-free.
- Revit MEP Modelling for UK Projects: What to Agree Before the First ModelWhat to settle with a modelling partner on a UK project: the BIM execution plan, ISO 19650 naming, Uniclass, levels of information, standards and handover.
- Electrical Design Support for Irish Projects: ETCI Rules, Part L and Drawing HandoverHow outside electrical design support works on Irish projects: the ETCI rules, Part L lighting and controls, emergency and fire standards, and what to hand over.
- Revit MEP Modeling for Finnish Projects: COBIM, IFC and SFS 6000What to agree with a modeling partner on a Finnish project: the COBIM requirements, IFC exchange, SFS 6000 for electrical design, language and templates.
- Lighting Calculations for Gulf Projects: What Consultants and Authorities Ask ForWhat a lighting calculation package for a Gulf project usually contains, how targets are set, and what to settle with the consultant before modelling starts.
- EV Charging Load Management: Adding Chargers Without Upsizing the ServiceHow an energy management system lets several EV chargers share one service, what the load calculation has to show, and what the inspector will ask for.
- HVAC Load Calculation for a Tenant Fit-Out: What the Mechanical Engineer NeedsThe inputs a mechanical engineer needs for a tenant fit-out load calculation, a worked ventilation example, and how the result sets equipment and duct sizes.
- Autodesk Forma and MEP: What It Changes for Drafting and ModelingWhat Autodesk Forma does, what it hands to Revit, and what MEP engineers, drafters and modelers should check when a model arrives from Forma. Facts as of April 2026.
- Revit MEP Modelling for Dutch Projects: NEN 1010, BENG and the ILSWhat to agree with a modelling partner on a Dutch project: NEN 1010 and the Bbl, the ILS and NL-SfB, IFC exports, E and W installaties, and the working day.
- MEP Drafting vs MEP Modeling: Which Do You Need?MEP drafting produces the drawings. MEP modeling builds a coordinated 3D Revit model they come from. How to choose for a fit-out, a new building or a retrofit.
- What a Plumbing Permit Set Contains: Fixtures, Sizing, Risers and GasWhat a plumbing permit set for a commercial fit-out normally contains: plans, fixture count, pipe sizing, risers and schedules, and what we need to prepare it.
- SD, DD & CD in Construction: What Each Phase Means and What's DueWhat electrical deliverables should look like at Schematic Design, Design Development and Construction Documents, and what the wrong level of detail costs.
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Tools and samples
- Engineering HubCalculators and adopted code editions by state.
- Sample sheetsReal sample drawing sets, view only.
Languages
- NederlandsDutch: installatietekenwerk en BIM voor Nederland
- SuomiFinnish: talotekniikan suunnittelu ja mallinnus
- العربيةArabic: MEP drafting and BIM for the Gulf
- Français (Canada)French: dessin et modélisation BIM pour le Canada