As technology continues to advance, so must we. That’s why QODA runs regular training programmes to ensure the capabilities of our talented team remain ahead of the curve. Not only do the latest developments have an impact on the mechanical, electrical and sustainable areas of building design, but they also change the tools we use within our offices.
Our projects often involve the design of complex systems that include state-of-the-art audio visual technologies, sensitive environmental constraints or critical power and air conditioning systems. In each case, we have the experience and knowledge to understand how technology can best solve all of the issues for our clients.
We believe the secret to making the most of technology is by striving to keep solutions as simple as possible, and always resisting the temptation to over-design. By taking this approach, we make the latest technologies work for us rather than the other way around.
Scope: QODA were appointed through a National Framework to provide mechanical, electrical and sustainability services. ELUtec is a new University Technical College for East London and Essex for 14-19 year olds specialising in engineering and design. The college includes workshops, laboratory, sports hall, teaching spaces and resource areas. Project Value: £6.4m. Client: ELUtec Status: Design
Director of the Birmingham office Mark Reeves, and Mechanical Engineer Greg Reeves, attended the opening of the new Cleveland Medical Centre located in Bishops Cleeve. QODA were thanked by the practice partner Diane Mason for our involvement and assistance in the project and as we work closely with the whole team throughout...
Read Mored'overbroeck's Sixth Form Centre has been awarded an Oxford Preservation Trust award for the buildings at 333 Banbury Road. Congratulations to d'overbroeck's and the team on the success and recognition received at the OPT award ceremony last night. QODA are extremely proud to have worked on this fantastic project!...
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