MEP integration
Services that disappear into the interior.
In a luxury interior the services are judged by what you cannot see: no visible grille where it was not drawn, no access panel in the wrong place, no compromise to the ceiling because a duct arrived late.
Where MEP sits inside our scope we coordinate, install, test and commission it. Where it sits with others we hold the interface and the interior tolerances that depend on it.
Scope
What this covers.
Coordination
- Ceiling void coordination with structure and finishes
- Grille, diffuser and sprinkler positioning against the reflected ceiling plan
- Lighting, controls and switch plate integration
- Access strategy for maintainable equipment
- Guest room bathroom services and drainage interfaces
Delivery
- Installation within the interior zone
- Testing, commissioning and witnessing
- As-built records and operating documentation
- Interfaces with the base build services
- Defect period support
Control
How the scope is held together.
Coordinated on one model
Services, ceiling and joinery are coordinated together, so the finish is not the last discipline to be told what is above it.
Access designed, not improvised
Maintainable items are given a designed access route in the finish, agreed with the operator before installation.
Commissioning planned early
Testing and commissioning are programmed with the finishing works so the property is not held open waiting for witnessing.
Before we price
What we need from you.
Send whatever exists today. We will tell you what is missing rather than build a number on assumptions.
- Services drawings and the current coordination status
- Scope split between base build and interior services
- Operator maintenance and access requirements
- Commissioning and handover requirements
- Programme for ceiling closure
Questions
What hotel clients ask us.
Related
Where to go next.
Discuss a hotel project
Tell us what is being built or refurbished.
Tell us where the project is and which parts of the interior scope require support. We will review the information and recommend the most appropriate delivery structure.