The Environmental Engineering team designs efficient building systems that reduce energy and water consumption, enhances user comfort and ensures indoor environmental quality. There are many aspects to the team’s work including: Mechanical Engineering; Electrical Engineering; Public Health; Fire Protection; Vertical Transportation; Architectural Lighting Design; Building Physics and Sustainability.
From the outset, we work closely with the design team to develop bespoke sustainable strategies that provide design guidance and improve the environmental, economic and social performance of each project. Our expertise ranges from building design to urban masterplans, and we carry out detailed analysis using state-of-the-art analytical software and tools that have been developed in-house to ensure the integration of environmental, socio-economic, cultural, health and wellbeing aspects within the design process.Water Supply Infrastructure Design
We design integrated systems that focus on performance, comfort, reliability and serviceability. Rigorous analysis underpins our ability to specify systems which respond to the context and needs of users while also using passive techniques to reduce energy consumption. By adopting advanced design tools and new technologies, we maintain a constant commitment to innovation. Hydrological and Drainage Design
We offer international experience on electrical design for all types of developments, from concept through to the final commissioning of the systems delivered. This includes the designing of high, medium and low voltage distribution networks, IS&T, lighting and daylight solutions, and vertical transportation, within a sustainable framework.River Engineering
Lighting design enhances and transforms the visual narrative of interior and exterior spaces. Our team of specialists includes creative designers, analysts and technologists who use cutting edge lighting technologies to develop customised luminaires and bespoke solutions that shape the way we experience architecture.Flood Protection