[08.0] ENGINEERING & BIM

BEFORE THE SYSTEM IS BUILT, IT MUST BE ENGINEERED.

A deep dive into the precision documentation, coordination, and schematic logic that bridges concept and reality. Integrating Electrical Engineering, Low Current Infrastructure, and Building Information Modeling (BIM) into seamless, buildable blueprints.

[08.1] TECHNICAL DISCIPLINES
PANELS CIRCUITS
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Electrical Engineering

Comprehensive power distribution design, load calculations, and panelboard scheduling ensuring robust and safe electrical infrastructure for complex automation environments.

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Low Current Infrastructure

Design of ELV (Extra Low Voltage) systems including Data Networks, Access Control, CCTV, and Fire Alarm systems, forming the sensory network of intelligent buildings.

  • Data & Telecommunications Layouts
  • Integrated Security Systems (CCTV/AC)
  • Fire Detection & Alarm Topologies
  • Building Management System (BMS) Architecture
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BIM & Revit MEP

3D modeling and clash detection to coordinate Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing systems within the architectural shell before construction begins.

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AutoCAD Schematics

Precise 2D drafting for single-line diagrams, control schematics, and detailed installation drawings that guide field technicians.

[08.2] ENGINEERING WORKFLOW
01

CONCEPT

Define system requirements, load estimates, and initial architectural integration strategies.

02

COORDINATE

Develop 3D BIM models, run clash detection, and resolve spatial conflicts with other disciplines.

03

DOCUMENT

Extract 2D schematics, generate Bill of Materials (BOM), and finalize installation manuals.

04

BUILD

Handover to execution teams with clear, actionable technical blueprints and ongoing site support.