Restaurant Mechanical Engineering Design
Toronto, ON
14 min ago
Mechanical engineering for a restaurant renovation, including HVAC, ventilation, exhaust and equipment coordination with the architectural layout.
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Mechanical engineering for a restaurant renovation, including HVAC, ventilation, exhaust and equipment coordination with the architectural layout.
Building mechanical design for a commercial renovation, including HVAC layouts, equipment schedules, ventilation and coordination with architectural and electrical plans.
Mechanical engineering for a multi-unit residential building, including HVAC, ventilation, mechanical schedules and coordination with other building systems.
Mechanical design updates for an office tenant improvement, including HVAC modifications, ventilation, equipment coordination and mechanical permit drawings.
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