Commercial and corporate HVAC projects
Systems that stay serviceable over a long building life.
Malls, offices, IT parks, showrooms, banks, cinemas and mixed-use commercial buildings.
Spaces and building types
- Shopping malls
- Commercial complexes
- Shopping centres
- Corporate offices
- Business towers and office towers
- IT parks and business parks
- IT companies
- Banks and financial institutions
- Showrooms and automobile showrooms
- Retail stores
- Supermarkets and hypermarkets
- Multiplex cinemas and cinema halls
- Corporate headquarters
- Co-working spaces
- Commercial high-rise buildings
- Auditoriums and conference rooms
- Meeting halls
- Mixed-use commercial buildings
How the work is delivered.
The same sequence is applied to commercial projects, with the technical detail adapted to the building.
- 01
Requirement and site review
We review the building use, drawings, occupancy, available plant space and project timeline.
- 02
Design and BOQ
Heat load calculation, system selection, equipment schedule, BOQ and technical specifications are prepared.
- 03
Supply and installation
Approved equipment and materials are supplied and installed with coordinated site execution.
- 04
Testing and commissioning
Pressure testing, air balancing, control checks and performance verification are completed.
- 05
Handover and support
Documentation is handed over and maintenance or AMC support can continue after commissioning.
Images from this sector.
Photography from project sites and installed environments.
Other sectors.
HVAC scope changes with the building. These sectors use related systems with different constraints.
Government and public sector
Central and state government buildings, offices, hospitals, railway, defence and institutional campuses.
Hospital and healthcare
Operation theatres, ICU, critical care, diagnostic rooms, wards and hospital support areas.
Hotel and hospitality
Hotels, resorts, banquet halls, restaurants and convention centres.
Planning an HVAC scope for a commercial building?
Speak to Maksood Hussain and Mohammed Anas about the requirement, drawings or tender documents.