About MEP DC

Engineering precision, modelled before it's built.

MEP DC was founded on a simple premise: mechanical, electrical and plumbing design should be resolved digitally, in detail, before it ever reaches a construction site.

Our approach

Coordinate first, install once.

Most delays and cost overruns in building services trace back to clashes discovered too late — a duct that meets a beam, a pipe that meets a cable tray. We work the other way round, resolving every system inside a single federated model before drawings are issued for construction.

That discipline runs through every service we offer, whether we're engineering one system or coordinating all three alongside the wider design team.

Line-art blueprint cross-section of a building's mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems

What we value

Three principles behind every drawing.

01

Precision

Every line in a drawing represents a real decision — sized, checked and coordinated, not assumed.

02

Coordination

Disciplines are designed together from day one, not stitched together at the end of a programme.

03

Clarity

Clients and contractors get drawings and models they can actually build from — no guesswork on site.

Team

18 years of BIM coordination, one point of contact.

Erjon Gjevori, founder of MEP DC
Erjon Gjevori
BIM / Revit / CAD Lead

Erjon has spent over 18 years in the building services industry as a Revit MEP coordinator and BIM lead, working inside more than twenty consultancies and contractors — from Capita Symonds and Buro Happold early in his career to NDY, BIM3, CAD Scope, Red Engineering, Ridge & Partners and, currently, HDR — helping each of them take projects through RIBA Stages 2 to 5 to a fully coordinated, clash-free BIM completion.

His process is built around BS 19650: a Task Information Delivery Plan (TIDP) for every project, a shared Common Data Environment (CDE) for all parties, federated Revit MEP models split into worksets, and a weekly clash-detection cycle that resolves conflicts on screen rather than on site. That discipline has carried him from hospitals and schools through landmark London developments to a present-day specialism in high-resilience data centre coordination.

Career

Two decades, mapped in eras.

A career built discipline by discipline, project by project — from foundational hospital and school work to a present-day data centre specialism.

Present

Data centre BIM coordination

Electrical-led BIM coordination on live, high-resilience data centre developments, working within federated Revit MEP models to a live BS 19650 process.

Recent years

Corporate & mixed-use coordination

Stage 2–5 coordination across major office headquarters, corporate campuses, education facilities and sports venues, leading BIM delivery from concept through to construction.

Data centre specialism

European data centre campuses

Several years of sustained Revit coordination on data centre campuses across mainland Europe and the UK & Ireland, building deep expertise in high-density, safety-critical MEP design.

Landmark projects

Heritage, transport & retail infrastructure

Coordination on landmark heritage redevelopments, live transport infrastructure refurbishments, major retail destinations and further data centre campuses.

International work

Cross-border cultural & aviation projects

Cross-border MEP coordination on cultural institutions and aviation infrastructure, collaborating with design teams across several countries.

Foundation years

Mechanical BIM training

Mechanical BIM technician across roughly 70 projects, including healthcare estates, schools and public buildings — where the Revit MEP grounding for everything since began.

Portfolio

Past projects gallery.

A selection from a 70+ project portfolio spanning data centres, commercial landmarks, healthcare and public infrastructure. New case studies are added as projects complete.

Commercial · Workplace

Google HQ — KGX1 “The Landscraper”

Revit co-ordination on one of London’s largest single office buildings, King’s Cross — Stage 5 family, parameter and schedule production.

Stage 5 · London

Data Centre

European data centre campuses

Federated MEP models and clash resolution across data centres in Switzerland, the UK, Ireland and the Netherlands, working to BS 19650 and TIDP.

Stage 2–4b · Switzerland, UK, Ireland, Netherlands

Culture & Heritage

Battersea Power Station

MEP model coordination supporting the redevelopment of one of London’s most recognisable heritage landmarks.

Stage 2–4b · London

Infrastructure

Heathrow Tunnel Refurbishment

Main and cargo tunnel refurbishment coordination for a live, operational international airport — zero tolerance for clashes on site.

Stage 5 · London Heathrow

Retail

Westfield Shopping Centre

Coordinated MEP modelling for one of the UK’s largest retail and leisure destinations.

Stage 2–4b · London

Corporate

Goldman Sachs & Royal Mail Group

Full Stage 2–5 MEP coordination for corporate office fit-outs, alongside Aston University and Stoke City FC facilities.

Stage 2–5 · UK

Healthcare

NHS hospitals & healthcare estates

Mechanical BIM coordination across NHS projects including The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust, Homerton University Hospital and Royal Free Hospital.

Stage 2–5 · UK-wide

Culture & International

Orientalist Museum, Al Shaqab & Queen Alia Airport

Cross-border MEP coordination on cultural and aviation projects delivered with international design teams.

Stage 2–5 · Qatar, Jordan

More projects added regularly

This gallery is a working selection from a 70+ project portfolio. Get in touch to see additional case studies or discuss a project like yours.

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