Mixed Use
Mixed Use
Hotel, residential, retail, office, F&B and service apartments modelled together as integrated mixed use. Per occupancy compliance. Shared services correctly allocated. Multi certification deliverable.
Why Mixed Use is Different
Each occupancy type has different schedules, internal loads, ventilation requirements and certification credit pathways. Shared building services. District cooling, central DHW, shared lobbies, podium parking. Each needs careful zone allocation. Core and shell versus full build out submission decisions become more consequential. Vertical mixed use, residential over retail over hotel, introduces stack effect and inter-floor thermal interaction.
What We Model
- Per occupancy modelling with occupancy specific space templates.
- Shared services allocation across occupancy types.
- District cooling integration where applicable.
- Per occupancy certification credit modelling.
- Integrated reporting addressing each occupancy’s reviewer specific compliance.
- Per occupancy and whole-building LCA where in scope.
Mixed-Use Developments
Typical Project Characteristics
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Typical Gross Floor Area | 20,000-500,000+ m² |
| Typical Number of Floors | 5-80+ |
| Typical HVAC Systems | Central Chilled Water Plants, VRF, District Cooling, Mixed HVAC Systems |
| Occupancy Density | Highly variable by function |
| Operating Schedule | Multiple schedules operating simultaneously |
Projects
Project Country: Egypt
Building Area: 20,000 sq.m
No. Of. Floors: G+4
No. Of. Zones: 50 – 100
Modeling Complexity: Medium
Simulation Run Time: Medium
Project Country: Moscow, Russia
Building Area: 20,000 sq.m
No. Of. Floors: G+6
No. Of. Zones: 100 – 150
Modeling Complexity: Medium
Simulation Run Time: High
