Mechanical Services

Waterman’s Mechanical Services team provide innovative, practical and cost-effective design solutions that are tailored both to the specific needs of our clients and the industry sector that they are applied to.

Our expert Mechanical Services team offers a wide-ranging array of design and advisory services, including:

  • Comfort air conditioning and ventilation systems
  • Critical and process cooling systems
  • Laboratory and clean room systems
  • Active and passive smoke control systems
  • Medical and Laboratory gas systems
  • Pneumatic Tube systems
  • Energy Efficiency upgrades

 

  • Hybrid and Mixed mode air conditioning and ventilation
  • Natural ventilation systems
  • Electrification upgrades

Featured Project

Workplace6

The Workplace6 building located on Darling Island, New South Wales, comprises one basement level carpark, ground floor lobby and retail and five floors of premium grade office space.

The total Nett Lettable Area is 18,000 sqm. The building achieved a ‘six-star’ Green Star design and as-built rating and ‘five-star’ plus 40% improvement on its NABERS rating. It is the first building in New South Wales to achieve the highest possible rating, in both NABERS scheme and the Green Building Council of Australia’s Green Star scheme.

Included in the design is chilled beam cooling technology, co-generation systems using gas fired generator and an absorption chiller, bearing-less centrifugal electric chillers, harbour water heat rejection, black water (sewerage) mining and recycling, advanced lighting controls including daylight compensation and dimming, carbon dioxide monitoring for minimum outside air modulation, solar hot water and other energy and water efficiency measures.
The building is being modelled using IES Virtual Environment to predict energy use and optimise design.

Included in the design is chilled beam cooling technology, co-generation systems using gas fired generator and an absorption chiller, bearing-less centrifugal electric chillers, harbour water heat rejection, black water (sewerage) mining and recycling, advanced lighting controls including daylight compensation and dimming, carbon dioxide monitoring for minimum outside air modulation, solar hot water and other energy and water efficiency measures.

The building is being modelled using IES Virtual Environment to predict energy use and optimise design.

Workplace 6 Australia

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