MEC Engineering Solutions

Power coordination behind the customer experience.

This E-4 sheet maps electrical power locations across:

▪ food units
▪ customer/bar areas
▪ swimming pool interface
▪ courtyard circulation
▪ porches and entrances
▪ bathroom zones
▪ office/storage areas
▪ G.E.M and service spaces
▪ Panel “A,” Panel “D,” and Panel “L” coordination.

Designed for safe outlet placement, reliable power access, and construction-ready electrical installation.

Precise power layouts. Reliable operation. Better-built spaces.

Lighting Wiring Coordination — Food Court Electrical Cabling Layout

This E-3 electrical engineering sheet presents the lighting wiring and cabling coordination developed for Sanya’s Realty Ltd — Port Zante Food Court.

The layout coordinates lighting circuit routes across the lower and upper floor areas, including Units 1–13, Units 11B–13B, the bar and customer zones, swimming pool interface, courtyard, porches, bathroom areas, office/storage spaces, G.E.M room, and electrical panel locations.

The drawing identifies circuit groupings and cabling pathways associated with Panel “L,” Panel “A,” and Panel “D,” supporting organized electrical distribution and field installation clarity.

The engineering focus includes:

✔ lighting circuit routing
✔ panel-to-load coordination
✔ cabling pathway organization
✔ construction-ready wiring documentation
✔ safe and maintainable electrical installation.

Accurate lighting cabling drawings are essential because they translate fixture placement into a functional electrical system that can be installed, tested, maintained, and operated safely.

Lighting Floor Plan Coordination — Electrical Layout

This E-2 electrical layout presents the lighting floor plan dimensioning developed for Food Court, coordinating lighting locations across the lower and upper floor areas of the facility.

The drawing integrates lighting points throughout:

* Units 1–13,
* Units 11B, 12B, and 13B,
* bar and customer seating areas,
* swimming pool and courtyard zones,
* porches and entrance/exit areas,
* bathroom facilities,
* office and storage spaces,
* and service areas including G.E.M and panel locations.

The engineering focus is on accurate lighting placement, dimensional coordination, panel relationship clarity, and construction-ready electrical documentation.

Lighting design is not only about illumination. It directly affects safety, circulation, customer experience, operational visibility, and long-term maintainability within commercial food-service environment

This E-1 electrical engineering sheet presents the panel schedule and electrical coordination framework.

The drawing package includes:

* panel schedules for Panels L, A, D, and P #,
* load calculations,
* circuit descriptions,
* conductor and conduit coordination,
* electrical symbol references,
* general electrical installation notes,
* and a typical grounding schematic.

The engineering methodology prioritizes:

* safe electrical distribution,
* code-aligned installation practices,
* grounding and bonding reliability,
* coordinated circuit loading,
* maintainable panel organization,
* and construction-ready documentation.

This type of electrical coordination is essential for commercial food-service environments where lighting, receptacles, appliances, equipment, and operational electrical loads must be organized into a reliable and compliant distribution system

APT-S-203 — Stairway & Structural Details

Structural detailing sheet for an apartment complex, including:

* Sections 11-11, 12-12, 13-13, 14-14, and 15-15,
* lintel/beam details,
* stairway reinforcement,
* landing support coordination,
* wall and slab interface details,
* and stairway structural sections.

The details support:

✔ safe vertical circulation
✔ reinforcement continuity
✔ lintel/beam load transfer
✔ construction clarity
✔ long-term reinforced concrete performance.

A key sheet for proper stair and structural detail ex*****on.

APT-S-202 — Buildings Structural Details

Structural detailing sheet for an apartment complex, showing:

* column reinforcement details C-1 to C-5,
* lintel/beam sections,
* stirrup and bar placement,
* reinforcement continuity,
* and construction sections 7-7, 8-8, 9-9, and 10-10.

The details support:

✔ accurate rebar placement
✔ beam and lintel strength
✔ column reinforcement coordination
✔ construction clarity
✔ long-term structural durability.

A key sheet for reinforced concrete construction ex*****on.

Apartment Complex Foundation & Ground Slab Structural Details — S-201

This S-201 structural engineering sheet presents the foundation and ground slab details developed for a new apartment complex construction package.

The drawing integrates foundation sections, footing reinforcement plans, ground slab reinforcement, and footing detail types F-1 through F-5 into a coordinated reinforced concrete substructure system.

The detailing package includes:

* foundation wall and slab interface sections,
* footing reinforcement configurations,
* A-142 welded wire fabric mesh coordination,
* reinforced concrete footing details,
* slab support conditions,
* and construction-ready section detailing for field ex*****on.

The engineering methodology prioritizes structural stability, reinforcement continuity, constructability, load-transfer efficiency, and long-term durability.

By clearly defining how the ground slab, foundation walls, and footing systems interact, the S-201 sheet provides the construction team with the information required to execute the substructure accurately and maintain the structural integrity of the apartment complex from the ground up.

This P-105 plumbing engineering sheet presents the detailed construction components required for wastewater management, grease separation, stormwater inspection access, and plumbing maintenance infrastructure.

The package incorporates:

* septic tank plan and sectional detailing,
* grease trap plan and section,
* soakaway detail,
* sanitary and storm manhole configuration,
* underground housing with water meter, globe valve, check valve, and gravel section,
* floor drain with 2” connection,
* siphon details,
* reducers, tees, elbows,
* and head cleanout arrangements.

The engineering focus is on creating a plumbing system that is not only functional, but also accessible, serviceable, and coordinated for field construction.

These details support long-term building performance by improving:

* wastewater treatment reliability,
* grease waste management,
* drainage inspection access,
* maintenance efficiency,
* and overall plumbing system durability.

Comprehensive plumbing detailing is essential for converting system design intent into a practical, maintainable, and construction-ready building services solution.

Water Supply, Fire Protection & Swimming Pool Treatment Infrastructure — P-104

This P-104 plumbing engineering package presents an integrated water supply, fire protection, and swimming pool treatment system developed for a new building project.

The system coordinates domestic water distribution, hot water supply, vertical cold-water supply risers, fire-water piping, hose wall protection, pool water treatment, pump room equipment, wastewater pumping, and fixture branch requirements.

The swimming pool infrastructure includes suction piping from main drains, cleaner connection lines, overflow channel drainage, return wall inlets, concrete pool tank coordination, pump and filter systems, chlorine dosing equipment, chemical storage, and wastewater discharge provisions.

The engineering methodology prioritizes:

* reliable potable water distribution,
* coordinated fire-water supply performance,
* pressure regulation and metering,
* maintainable valve and inspection access,
* swimming pool circulation and treatment efficiency,
* and compliance with applicable local plumbing requirements.

This coordinated plumbing infrastructure supports safe building operation, long-term maintainability, and reliable hydraulic performance across domestic, fire protection, and pool treatment systems.

Lower Floor Water Supply & Fire Protection Systems — Coordinated Plumbing Infrastructure

This plumbing engineering package presents the integrated lower-floor water supply and fire protection layout developed for a multi-unit facility with pool, amenity, service, and restroom support areas.

The system coordinates:

* cold water supply piping,
* hot water supply piping,
* vertical cold-water supply risers,
* fire-water supply infrastructure,
* hose wall protection systems,
* cistern and pool tank connections,
* pump room coordination,
* hydropneumatic pressure system details,
* water meters, pressure regulators, valves, reducers, tees, and elbows,
* and fixture branch height requirements.

The layout serves key functional zones including Units 1–13, the swimming pool, pool bar, pump room, cistern, pool tank, male and female restrooms, handicap restroom, customer areas, and entrance/exit circulation.

The engineering methodology prioritizes:

* reliable potable water distribution,
* pressure-controlled supply performance,
* fire protection system readiness,
* fixture connection accuracy,
* maintainable system access,
* and compliance with applicable local plumbing requirements.

This coordinated plumbing infrastructure is critical for long-term facility performance, ensuring that domestic water service, amenity support systems, and fire-water protection operate safely and efficiently throughout the building lifecycle.