Building engineering systems
Coordinate water supply, drainage, electrical and mechanical systems around building use and demand.
FTA / Buildings & networks
Systems that make
buildings work.
Coordinated engineering for residential and non-residential buildings, utility networks and site infrastructure — from assessment and design to installation and commissioning.
Prepare your project brief
Choose your starting point.
External utility networks
Assess connection conditions, route constraints, hydraulic requirements and construction interfaces.
Construction & installation
Translate the agreed design into a defined construction and equipment installation scope.
Commissioning & modernisation
Plan system testing, phased upgrades and handover information for operation and maintenance.
What we need to assess your project.
- Building use, occupancy and gross floor area
- Site plan and available surveys
- Existing systems and utility connection conditions
- Climate and operating requirements
- Programme and delivery scope
Technical specifications, performance targets, delivery conditions and commercial terms are agreed for the individual project.
Your next step / Project configurator
A clearer brief.
A better first conversation.
Tell us what needs to work. Explore an initial quantity, then send the context that an engineer needs to assess the project.
Project development enquiries typically start at US$500,000. Equipment supply and audit scopes are assessed separately. Share your available budget to help us shape a realistic scope.
Floor area alone does not determine building system loads or cost. Occupancy, use, climate, utility connections and the design brief are required.
Commercial estimate: scope required
Email opens your mail application. The brief is sent only when you send the email.A useful estimate starts with your requirements, site conditions and delivery scope. Send your brief so we can define the next step towards a project-specific proposal.
Refine your brief with AI
The optional assistant identifies missing information and next questions. It does not approve a design or guarantee a price.