Heating, ventilation & air conditioning
Building comfort, ventilation and mechanical system design.
San Francisco / Mechanical engineering / Established 1993
Buildings work when systems work together.
MHC brings HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, energy-code, electrical and review expertise into one project conversation.
BUILDING
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HVAC
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T24
ELEC
01Learning + research
●●●●●02Housing
●●●●●03Health + care
●●●●●04Civic + infrastructure
●●●—●05Workplace + technical
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Original work, brought forward
The work is the proof.
Project, process, equipment, and material imagery now share the page with the technical facts.
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One coordinated table
Context first. Discipline boundaries second.
MHC describes a small-firm structure where project decisions are discussed, evaluated and revised by the team. This concept turns that working method into the site’s navigation: begin with the building, then locate the systems and project stage that need attention.
Project-fit preflight
Locate the right starting conversation.
This guide organizes services MHC publishes. It is not an engineering assessment, scope, or fee estimate.
3 / Working set
Learning + research
Campuses, laboratories, higher education
Plumbing
Plumbing systems coordinated with the building and its users.
Fire protection
Fire-protection engineering within an integrated project team.
California energy code
Title 24 compliance support published by MHC.
Electrical
Electrical design coordinated with mechanical and architectural work.
Review & consultation
Due diligence, peer review and design recommendations.
Published project process
From first constraints to construction questions.
Understand the building context
Coordinate design disciplines
Document for permit + construction
Review submittals + field conditions
Talk through the building
Bring the use, phase and systems you need coordinated.
Keep confidential project details and files out of email. Start with a general description; the firm can advise on a secure next step.
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