Electrical design

We produce high-quality and energy-efficient design and consultancy services using state-of-the-art technology.
Our electrical design services cover all types of office and commercial buildings, industrial production and storage facilities, residential buildings, hotels and accommodation, social services buildings, educational establishments, parking and transport buildings, renovation and refurbishment projects.

We can design all the electrical, telecommunications, communications, security, building automation and photovoltaic systems required by the standards and desired by the client to meet their needs and ensure the energy efficiency of their buildings.

The design is carried out in 3D, so that the fit of the equipment into its space can be checked at the design stage.
The know-how that comes with training and experience, as well as the use of new technologies, guarantee the best possible end result for our customers.

Lighting design

The lighting design is based on the client’s wishes, the technical and visual characteristics of the site and user data, which we transform into 3D designs using modelling software. The lighting is simulated using software designed for this purpose, and the energy efficiency and controllability of the lighting are carefully taken into account in the design.
We use DIALux Evo software for design and modelling.

Lighting design is an important part of the energy management of buildings, successful lighting increases comfort and occupancy.

Condition and energy assessments

An electrical condition survey examines the condition and technical functionality of electrical systems and equipment. In addition to visual observation, the functionality and condition of the overall systems is determined by various measurements and functional tests. It provides precise information on the state of the systems: energy consumption, safety level, functionality, etc.

The need for a condition survey increases, especially in buildings that have undergone several changes of use. These changes are often rapid, poorly documented and sometimes even dangerous for users, the public and the building.

The condition assessor can recommend a more detailed condition survey for a particular area, if necessary.