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MEP Coordination Before Renovation: When to Align Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC and Fire Systems
The renovation project that seems to be a matter of the Interior is often related to multiple building assembly systems. If you start design without welding, electricity, air and fire system, the risk of solving and scratching workplaces will be higher.
MEPs should begin to talk since the Requirement period.
First, the details are below. You should know what area needs to support activities. The estimated number of users. Where is the key equipment and how the original system is limited. To ensure that the space arrangement concept does not match technical limitations.
The original system must be examined before the design.
Old building upgrades are often conditioned from the original system. Area exploration and data coordination with the interested parties enable the design team to see the limits before deciding on layout or material.
Do not give each design system separate.
The wall position, equipment, system work and operations are interacting. Coordination meetings between designers, engineers, subjects and users are so more important than the delivery of models without a common decision point.
Connect Design with Operational Requirement
The beautiful area, but the actual operation is not covered or there are maintenance restrictions. It will generate long-term costs. Therefore, access to the system, service points and requirements should be set up before the construction starts.
How ICORP Supports
ICORP’s Design, Construction & Interior Framework covers Space Planning, Interior Design, Renovation, Engineers/Architects/Contraktors Coordination, Site Improvement and Project Handover. Facility Maintenance supports electricity, air, and fire systems, so it can link the view of operation and maintenance to space-upgrade work.
