Heatwaves, intense rainfall and water scarcity are placing increasing pressure on buildings, utility infrastructure and the urban environment. Through engineering modelling and integrated design solutions, we help enhance your project’s resilience to these growing climate-related challenges.
The initial technical consultation is free of charge.
When you do not want to base your project’s future performance solely on historical weather data.
Already at the concept design stage, you can take into account heat loads, stormwater management, water demand and the site’s microclimate.
Summer thermal comfort is deteriorating, cooling demand is increasing, or the existing system struggles to cope with prolonged heatwaves.
Intense rainfall can overload drainage systems, while during dry periods, greater water retention capacity is required.
You need a sound technical basis for comparing, prioritising and further developing potential interventions.
Extreme heat, intense rainfall and water scarcity do not affect every building or urban area in the same way. Assessing site-specific conditions and performance helps identify where intervention is required and which solutions should be evaluated.
We do not provide generic “greening” recommendations, but a sound engineering basis for further design and development.
The scope of work is always tailored to the specific site, building and development objectives.
Using engineering modelling, we assess the effects of summer overheating, solar radiation, shading, surface materials, vegetation and airflow.
We help design systems that not only manage stormwater runoff but, wherever feasible, retain and reuse rainwater on site.
We tailor cooling and ventilation systems to the building’s use, thermal loads and anticipated operating conditions.
For water supply and stormwater management systems, we also account for more extreme loading conditions and the need for reserve capacity.
The results provide a sound technical basis for progressing from concept design and investment decision-making through to detailed design.
Shows where and how extreme heat, intense rainfall or water scarcity pose risks.
Potential engineering interventions and their expected impacts can be assessed and compared.
Building services, utility infrastructure and blue-green solutions are integrated into a coordinated system.
The assessment provides a sound technical basis for the next project phase.
At municipal, building and facility level, we define the required assessment and design scope.
For climate adaptation projects involving public spaces, institutional environments, urban districts and municipal infrastructure.
For the concept development of new projects and improving the performance and usability of existing properties.
For schools, healthcare and social care facilities, offices and other climate-sensitive buildings.
For assessing large areas of hardstanding, significant heat loads, water demand or critical operational infrastructure.
We review the project, the identified issues and the available data.
We define the required modelling, surveys and specialist assessments.
We identify the risks, assess their impacts and evaluate potential interventions.
We present the findings, recommended measures and options for the next steps.
If required, we support the project from concept development through to detailed design.
Climate adaptation cannot be achieved through a single system or an isolated greening intervention. The interactions between the building, building services, utility infrastructure, water systems and the surrounding environment must be assessed as an integrated whole.
We integrate building services, energy performance and utility infrastructure design into a coordinated system.
We compare potential solutions based on engineering calculations and technical assessments.
We translate identified risks into design-ready and implementable engineering solutions.
Briefly describe the building, site or development project. During the initial consultation, we will review the current conditions and help identify the most appropriate next steps.
Our extensive portfolio of international and Hungarian projects reflects the trust and satisfaction of our clients.
Briefly describe the building, site or development project for which you are seeking climate adaptation solutions. The initial technical consultation is free of charge.
Ideally, our experts should be involved from the concept design stage, when land use, green infrastructure, water management and building services systems can still be coordinated effectively. Existing buildings and infrastructure can also be assessed.
Yes. During the free initial consultation, we will review the issue and the available information, then recommend the most appropriate assessments.
For the initial enquiry, a brief description of the project and the issue is sufficient. Any plans, data and site surveys required for the next steps will be identified and specified afterwards.
Climate resilience and water management are becoming increasingly important areas of European development. However, specific funding opportunities must always be assessed against current calls for proposals. Our primary focus is to support the development of the required engineering and design scope.
The time required depends on the size of the site, the systems being assessed, the availability of data and the level of detail required for modelling. The scope and schedule are defined before the proposal is prepared.