MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Mechanical engineering design experience includes: Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) design in all climatic conditions, free cooling systems, ice storage, peak shaving design solutions, fully automated building systems, cogeneration designs, energy analysis, project feasibility studies, and environmental studies.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Electrical engineering design experience includes: design of power distribution for both medium and low voltage, site/campus power distribution, life safety systems, standby backup power for short and long durations, prime power generation with peak shave and cogeneration provisions, uninterruptible power supply systems, lighting control systems, and fire alarm systems.

PLUMBING/FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERING

Plumbing and fire protection experience includes: sanitary waste and vent, process waste and chemical drainage systems, storm drainage and detention, domestic water, landscape irrigation, fuel gas and propane storage tank installations, gasoline/fuel oil storage and dispensing, compressed air, vacuum, medical and laboratory gas, and rough-in drawings for equipment installations, automatic sprinkler, deluge and pre action, high-rise standpipe, clean agent suppression systems, and electric and diesel fire pumps.

TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE DESIGN

Technology Infrastructure experience includes: design of voice structure cabling, data systems structure cabling, CATV/MATV, security, CCTV, access control, intrusion detection, door and monitoring, visual display, digital signage, user interface and control, cable distribution for inside/outside plant, voice/copper distribution, data/optical fiber distribution and coaxial/television distribution, and sound system design including: background music, voice lift, foreground music, sports arena, and communications.

Sustainable design

Thompson Ehle Company is committed to taking a proactive role in promoting the design of facilities that significantly reduces or eliminate the negative impact on the environment and occupants. Our Professionals play a key role in ensuring that an integrated sustainable design approach sets environmental goals, defines “Green” design intent, and establishes definable metrics is achieved on all projects that have LEED, Energy Star, Net Zero, or another energy sustainability accreditation as a goal. Thompson Ehle Company’s sustainable design services include documentation of LEED credits with USGBC; energy models; lighting design photometrics; energy models and studies; energy audits and LEED Credit feasibility studies. Striving for Sustainable design is largely driven by design options to achieve energy savings, from building envelope glass and insulating properties to actual systems modifications.

Sustainable Design Commitments