Posts Tagged ‘ Engineering ’

Shelly Centre

Posted on: December 5th, 2018 by Parsons & Lumsden No Comments

PROJECT
Shelly Centre

CLIENT
SANLAM

P&L SERVICES
Wet Services
Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning

Additional water storage, with the re-configuration of all pipe networks.
Replacement and upgrade of existing air conditioning units.

 

Hibiscus Retirement Village

Posted on: November 19th, 2018 by Parsons & Lumsden No Comments

PROJECT
Hibiscus Retirement Village

CLIENT
Hibiscus Retirement Villages

MEDIA
Facebook

P&L SERVICES
Wet Services

 

Milkwood Office Park – It’s About Control

Posted on: September 18th, 2018 by Parsons & Lumsden No Comments
Milkwood Office Park - It's About Control

Milkwood Office Park, in Umhlanga Ridge, boasts a flexible design that offers excellent air quality and temperature control, while still keeping energy consumption to a minimum. The design brief was for a green building that would deliver a high-quality environment, both in terms of air quality and
temperature control. Energy consumption was to be minimised without compromising internal conditions, particularly
regarding humidity control during the tropical KwaZulu-Natal east coast summers.

HVACR Online covers the project in more depth, click the link below to download the full article!

Milkwood Office Park

Cornubia Filling Station

Posted on: July 24th, 2018 by Parsons & Lumsden No Comments

PROJECT
Cornubia Filling Station

CLIENT
United African Marine Insurance Brokers (Pty) Ltd

ARCHITECT
Paul Nel Architects

MEDIA
RACA Journal, April 2019
“Progressive HVAC solution for Cornubia filling station”

P&L SERVICES
HVAC | Wet Services

 

 



Photos supplied by Ilana Koegelenberg, Editor - RACA Journal, Reed Simpson Construction and Parsons & Lumsden.

House Goss

Posted on: July 23rd, 2018 by Parsons & Lumsden No Comments

PROJECT
House Goss

CLIENT
Owner

ARCHITECT
SAOTA

P&L SERVICES
HVAC | Wet Services

 

BIM and the value it adds…

Posted on: January 24th, 2017 by KablooeyMonsters No Comments
BIM and the value it adds...

Building Information Modelling (BIM), a progressing development that engages the design and management of building services using a digital representation with physical and functional characteristics.

CAD modeling, rather than CAD draughting, has been the norm in the manufacturing sector for some time. However, it has taken rather longer for the more conservative building fraternity to embrace its advantages. When we have the opportunity to work in Revit, AutoCAD 3D and AutoCAD MEP it simplifies the service co-ordination process dramatically and allows thorough space planning with the rest of the design team.

In addition, we now derive Bills of Quantity directly from the model, saving time and ensuring accuracy. A rather less obvious and very positive spin-off is that people unfamiliar with reading our normal 2D plans, elevations and sections can understand exactly what the design team is dealing with even in the most complex of buildings, with the assistance of 3D modelling.

 

National Bioproducts Institute Revit model