Commercial Architecture & MEP Engineering

Ground-Up Commercial Construction Design

New Construction Architecture MEP Engineering
New Commercial Construction

Ground-Up Commercial Construction Design

AEDC provides architectural and engineering design for new commercial buildings from site considerations through completed construction documents.

Plan Your New Building

Ground-up construction gives a business the rare chance to build a space around exactly how it operates. AEDC provides architectural and engineering design for new commercial buildings from site considerations through completed construction documents.

New construction offers freedom, and freedom creates decisions. Site conditions, zoning, utilities, building orientation, structure, envelope, mechanical systems, and code requirements all interact. Decisions made early shape cost, schedule, and performance for the life of the building.

Ground-up commercial construction site New commercial building under construction Completed commercial building exterior
Site-Up Thinking

Design From the Site Up

AEDC evaluates the site, the intended use, the approval path, and the operational requirements of the business, then develops a design that is buildable, code-conscious, and aligned with the budget.

New commercial building design from site evaluation
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Commercial Sectors Served
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Coordinated Integrated Team
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Disciplines — Arch, MEP, Interiors
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Budget-Informed Planning
Integrated From Day One

Architecture and Engineering Coordinated From Day One

On a new building, every discipline touches every other. Structure affects layout. Mechanical systems affect ceilings. Electrical and plumbing affect the shell. AEDC coordinates architecture and MEP engineering together so the design holds up through permitting and construction.

Architecture and MEP engineering coordinated from day one
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Plan Your New Building

AEDC coordinates architecture and MEP engineering from the first site review through completed construction documents — so your new commercial building has a strong foundation before a shovel breaks ground.

plan your new building