Ingénierie des fluides, CVC & Électricité modulaire

The design considers occupancy, climate, local supplies and the client’s comfort requirements. Heating, cooling and ventilation choices influence space, electrical capacity, external units and maintenance access. Kitchens and bathrooms are coordinated early so appliance connections and drainage arrangements do not become late production changes.

Plans identify what is installed in the module, what connects modules and what belongs to the wider site. In apartment buildings, risers, metering, shared plant and distribution routes need building-level coordination. Developments also require capacity and connection information for each phase, including interfaces with local infrastructure designers.

Agreed deliverables may include coordinated layouts, equipment schedules, connection diagrams and testing requirements. Service access and isolation points are considered alongside finishes. Utility applications, network charges and activities requiring local authorisation are separately assigned, so a supplied installation is not confused with a completed public-network connection.