by revolutionengineering | Jul 15, 2026 | Electrical Engineering
When “Working Most of the Time” Isn’t Good Enough For years, multifamily design has operated under a relatively simple assumption: the infrastructure supporting a building will be available when needed. The power stays on. Water service remains...
by revolutionengineering | Jul 1, 2026 | Electrical Engineering
Most multifamily developers I talk to are aware that EV charging, building electrification, and tightening energy codes are coming. They’ve heard it at conferences, seen it in articles, and maybe fielded questions from investors or municipalities. What they...
by revolutionengineering | Jun 17, 2026 | Electrical Engineering
Value engineering is supposed to reduce cost. But in multifamily projects, it often does the opposite. Not because the idea is wrong—but because it’s applied at the wrong time. Late-stage value engineering—after design decisions are locked, drawings are coordinated,...
by revolutionengineering | Jun 3, 2026 | Electrical Engineering
A set of drawings can be technically correct—and still be difficult to build. In multifamily projects, that gap between design and construction is where many problems start. RFIs increase. Field coordination slows down. Costs rise. Schedules tighten. And it’s rarely...
by revolutionengineering | May 20, 2026 | Uncategorized
In multifamily design, undersizing MEP systems is rarely intentional. It usually comes from: Optimistic assumptions Incomplete early data Pressure to reduce first cost Or relying too heavily on past projects On paper, the system may still “work.”In reality, it creates...
