MEP Engineering

We provided full architectural, structural, MEP, and civil documentation services, working in close coordination with the client’s team. By leveraging the time-zone difference, we ensured near-24/7 progress on the documentation, delivering the test-fit package efficiently, below budget, and on schedule, giving the client a clear and reliable basis to plan the next stage of their development.

Our MEP team developed new LOD 300 BIM models for all building services from the ground up, using the supplied as-built information and aligning all outputs with the client’s BIM Standards. To meet the programme, we deployed a dedicated team: six engineers and technicians to model the first data centre over six weeks, and four specialists to deliver the second building over eight weeks. This provided the client with accurate, fully digitised MEP models to support their ongoing asset management.

The final drawings and associated models incorporated the end-clients standards for architectural, landscape, structural, civil, and building services elements. Throughout, we developed BIM tools to support the efficient delivery of the models and drawings and incorporated relevant data for the final asset information model.

With a flexible team of 10—40 architects, engineers, and technicians, we coordinated project delivery using custom tools developed on previous large-scale projects. Direct access to the project’s cloud-based PIM system enabled efficient instruction management, consultant coordination, and issue of deliverables, while structured documentation and scheduling supported effective change control.

Our areas of focus included architectural, façade, structural and MEP modelling, architectural and MEP design development and construction documentation up to LOD 300, and services coordination and clash detection.

By completion, we delivered a fully coordinated tender and construction documentation package, including over 2,000 architectural and 1,300 MEP drawings.

Given the scale and complexity of the facility, we utilised EdgeWise pipe modelling software to automate and accelerate the generation of accurate 3D pipe work. On completion, the coordinated model was converted into a 3D AutoCAD file, providing a reliable digital foundation for design, coordination and construction planning.

MEP services covered design development, analysis and documentation, supported by BIM coordination through detailed design and construction. Structural services included design analysis, documentation and BIM support across detailed design, tender and construction phases. The architectural scope included Revit-based design and documentation, BIM coordination, detailed design, and tender and construction documentation.

The project comprises two new teaching and learning academies delivering education from pre-school through to the completion of secondary school. Each campus includes specialist teaching spaces, administration buildings, a community recreation centre and theatre, a 50-metre Olympic-standard swimming pool, and a dedicated energy and facilities management centre.

Our civil team alone contributed to the completion of more than 2,000 as-constructed drawings and 75 LOD 300 models incorporating roadways, footpaths, car park, utilities, retaining walls, fencing and barriers. As-constructed drawings were validated against models using as-built surveys, and updated asset tags for the constructed civil elements.

The work was performed using 12D, OpenRoads, Revit, Tekla, AutoCAD and Civil3D software, and throughout the project we developed custom BIM tools to support efficient production of more than 1,000 drawings per month, meeting all rigid documentation protocols. At completion we supplied a final asset information model (AIM) with all relevant model data.

The project comprises new stations, structures including road-over-rail bridges, sections of elevated viaduct, bridge and rail tunnel portal.

Coordinated LOD 300 BIM models were produced for MEPF services, supporting design integration and efficient project delivery.

The 640,000 m² facility comprises an extensive array of medical facilities including 99 intensive care units, 48 neonatal intensive care units, 30 surgical theatres, 19 X-ray rooms, 14 ultrasound rooms and 7 CT scanners.

Our team identified and reported MEP clash issues and collaborated closely with the wider design team to resolve coordination challenges across MEP, architectural and structural disciplines. Our deliverables included coordinated MEP LOD 300 – LOD 350 BIM models and 2D drawings.

The project forms part of a 14.3-acre medical campus comprising an emergency hospital, medical office building, high-end hotel, long- and short-term rental apartments, and car parking.

Architectural and interior design documentation was delivered across detailed design, tender and IFC stages along with ADM and IFC submissions.

Our structural team delivered full design and documentation services, including structural analysis, load calculations, reinforcement detailing, and reporting. MEP design and documentation were provided across all buildings, basements, substations, and retail spaces with design development stage models developed to LOD 300.

Through advanced Revit modelling and proactive multidisciplinary BIM coordination, we minimised inter-discipline clashes, enabling accurate, high-speed delivery. Our integrated approach ensured the project was completed on programme and well below anticipated costs.

We developed the provided MEP Revit models to LOD 350, coordinated all MEP services within the scope, performed clash analysis and rectified clashes between MEP, architectural and structural disciplines. Drawings produced included individual (ISD) and combined (CSD) services drawings, and builders work drawings (SEM).

Architectural elements were developed to LOD 300, while structural and MEP components were modelled for the influent pumping station and associated areas, supporting coordinated design and efficient delivery of the works.

The project involved two new two-storey teaching and learning buildings. Our experienced engineering team brought strong expertise in MEP modelling and detailing across a wide range of educational spaces, supporting timely and coordinated project delivery.

Working in Revit across all disciplines, with Plant 3D used for MEP services, the team developed accurate as-built drawings and models from hundreds of issued-for-construction 2D drawings, 3D models, redline mark-ups and survey data. Delivered over an approximately 15-month period, the coordinated digital outputs provided a reliable foundation to support planning, coordination and delivery of the facility upgrades.

With large volumes of architectural and engineering documentation required and a demanding programme, the client needed a partner who could deliver coordinated BIM models, detailed design outputs, and special structural analysis quickly and accurately.

We provided comprehensive architectural and multidisciplinary engineering modelling, BIM support, and documentation services across key design stages. During the structural Reference Design package, we carried out detailed analysis using Robot, SAFE, and Tedds for core elements—all designed in accordance with relevant Eurocode and British Annex standards.

Throughout the project we continuously updated the Revit model and provided full calculation reports. Despite the scale and complexity, we delivered all pre-final (85%) and final design (100%) outputs within just three weeks, enabling our client to meet their programme targets.

The scope included architectural building elements, façade and interior design models to LOD 300, alongside an LOD 300 MEP model.

Clash detection and model reviews were undertaken to coordinate MEP subcontractor inputs, with models maintained and updated throughout the project lifecycle. The engagement also included value engineering and maintenance strategy development for technical floors, ensuring adequate access and clearance for plant and equipment—including detailed reviews of catwalk maintenance areas.

Deliverables included Combined Services Drawings (CSD) and Builder’s Works Drawings (BWD), providing clear, coordinated documentation to support construction and long-term operability.

Clash-free electrical and plumbing and drainage construction documentation models were developed, alongside LOD 400 services fabrication and shop-drawing models. The coordinated, high-detail outputs supported efficient installation, reduced site rework, and improved certainty during construction of the 40,000 m² precinct.

Services included federated model creation, multidisciplinary clash and issue management—including subcontractor models—operational and maintenance clearance checking, and coordination across all tunnel MEP systems and overhead electrical works.

Ongoing support was provided to the main contractor throughout federation of the sub-contractor models.

Developed from 2D CAD information, the integrated Revit model was produced by a multidisciplinary team within a four-week programme, resolving clashes and construction challenges as the design progressed.

The coordinated BIM models were used by the main contractor during construction, while a millimetre-accurate point cloud survey informed a data-rich as-built model for digital walk-throughs and ongoing asset management. In parallel, we provided BIM training to AAHK teams in Hong Kong and Vietnam, helping build internal capability for the wider Three Runway System expansion programme.