What We Do
We design building systems that make buildings comfortable, efficient and compliant.
We support projects with either Mechanical-only design, or with full MEP delivery (Mechanical, Electrical and Public Health). Sustainability is also available on request.
Contact us to see how our experience and expertise could benefit your project.
Senior mechanical and full MEP engineering for low-carbon and net-zero projects, from early concept through to construction.
I support end clients, developers and asset owners with clear technical leadership, coordinated design and buildable solutions — whether for mechanical-only packages or full MEP delivery.
Strong focus on coordination and communication: workshops with the design team, clear decisions, early resolution of technical risk.
Residential and mixed-use developments, from small schemes to complex refurbishments and technically challenging projects, with a strong low-carbon focus.
Senior mechanical and MEP engineering support integrated into existing design teams. I provide additional senior capacity during high-workload or high-risk phases, supporting consultancies with technical leadership, continuity and coordination across mechanical, electrical and public health disciplines.
Clear, structured communication is central to how I work. I align with internal standards and workflows, and support decision-making through reviews, workshops and direct collaboration with both senior and junior engineers.
Mark-ups and design reviews, technical calculations, specifications and presentations. Plant replacement strategies, risk assessments and coordination support — acting as a technical bridge between strategy and delivery.
Independent technical review to support confident decision-making on complex projects.
I provide objective, senior-level peer review of mechanical and MEP designs, helping teams identify risk, test assumptions and strengthen technical robustness before key decisions are taken.
Design intent, technical assumptions, compliance, coordination, buildability and risk — with a clear distinction between critical issues and optimisation opportunities.
During concept and developed design stages, before planning submissions, major procurements or construction — on both large schemes and smaller, technically sensitive projects.
