Mechanical MEP Coordination in Lebanon
Mechanical coordination connects design intent with the available construction space. STC reviews ducts, pipes, equipment and shafts against architectural and structural information to resolve route conflicts and make access and installation requirements clear.
What the Design Covers
- Spatial review: check ceiling zones, shafts, equipment rooms and crossings against the available drawings.
- Service routes: coordinate ducts, pressurized pipes and gravity drainage while preserving gradients and access.
- Constructability: consider supports, installation sequence, maintenance clearances and equipment removal paths.
- Document control: identify conflicting information and record revisions and unresolved items for the responsible disciplines.
What We Deliver
- Coordinated AutoCAD layouts
- Sections and route details where needed
- Coordination comments and revision records
- Equipment access and shaft review notes
Before Design Starts
Send the architectural plans, project location, building use and required systems. Include sections, levels and existing equipment information where available. We agree the calculations, drawings, output formats and review stages before work begins.
We record assumptions and missing information that affect the calculations, then coordinate review comments with the client, architect and relevant disciplines.
Design, Coordination & Review
We review the inputs and design basis, complete the calculations, develop layouts and schedules, and check consistency across the package. Deliverables follow the agreed revision stages, with open items identified where additional data or site verification is needed.
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Discuss Your Project Requirements
Send us your architectural drawings or project brief and tell us which mechanical systems you need designed or coordinated.