MEP Design for Eye Clinic Texas, USA

eLogicTech partnered with the client to deliver comprehensive MEP design solutions for a 10,500 sq. ft. healthcare facility in Texas. The project, a new construction for an Eye Clinic, required end-to-end engineering support—from schematic design through final construction documentation. Our team prepared permit-ready drawings, performed detailed load calculations, and ensured full compliance with local building codes while coordinating with architectural layouts.

Project Details

• Location: Texas, USA
• Project Area: 10,500 sq. ft.
• Project Type: Retail / Healthcare
• Timeline: 2 weeks (Schematic to Construction Documentation)

Services Delivered

• HVAC Load Calculations (ASHRAE-based)
• HVAC Equipment Selection & Duct Layout
• Plumbing System Design (Water Supply, Sanitary & Vent Piping)
• Electrical Power & Lighting Design
• Fire Alarm System Layout
• Permit Drawing Set Preparation
• Final Construction Documentation

Challenges & Solutions

• Fast-track 2-week project schedule: Agile project management with overlapping workstreams and daily client coordination
• Local code compliance for permitting: Applied updated Texas building codes and coordinated with AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction)
• Special HVAC zoning for ophthalmology rooms: Designed zoned ducted split systems ensuring optimal thermal comfort and air quality
• Electrical load balancing for sensitive diagnostic equipment: Coordinated with vendor specifications, created isolated circuits, and added emergency backup
• Plumbing coordination within limited ceiling height: Optimized pipe routing aligned with architectural ceiling layouts, preventing rework

Measurable Outcomes

• On-Time Delivery: Documentation completed within the 2-week deadline
• Permit Approval: Secured without major revisions, accelerating construction start
• Accuracy & Coordination: 100% alignment between MEP and architectural drawings, minimizing RFIs
• Client Satisfaction: Acknowledged for precision, quality, and fast turnaround, resulting in repeat collaboration